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MORPHOLOGY ‘The Nown 'b) Gender (71-90) ¢) Case (91-110) The Article (111-210) Other Determinatives (211-250) ‘The Numeral (251-285) ‘The Pronoun (286-340) . 4 « The Adjective and The Adverb (3 ) 27 The Preposition and Adverbial Particles (Phrasal Verbs) (401-500) The Verb a) Irregular b) Tenses .. 1. Present Tenses (60!~6604 .. 2, Past Tenses (661-720) 3: Future Tenses (721-780) .. 4. All Tenses (781-840) ) The Modal Verbs (841-925) .. d) The Passive Voice (926-975) ) Sequence of Tenses and Indirect Speec! 1. The Sequence of Tenses (976-993) .. 2 Indirect Statements (996-1015) 3. Indirect Questions (1016-1035) .. 4: Indirect Orders and Requests (1036-1050) 5. Mixed Types (1051-1075) f) The Non-finite Verb For Infinitive, Gerund and Participle (1076-1200)UL SYNTAX ‘The Subjunetiv a) Uses of the Synthetic and ‘Analytic Subjunetive (1201-1240) . bb) Request Clauses (1241-1250) ©) Purpose Clauses (1251-1270) 4) Conditional Clauses (If Clauses} “The Relative Clause (1301-1325) The Adverbial Clauses of “Time and Manner (1326-1345) 86 The Adverbial Clause of Reason (1346-1355) 87 ‘The Adverbial Clause of Concession (1356-1365) 88 ‘The Negative Sentence (Negations) (1366-1405 88 The Tag Questions (1406-1425) Inversion / Word Order (1426-1450) IIL, VOCABULARY (1451-1570) IV. ORTHOGRAPHY (1571-1600) Key to exercices . swe 103 | 1. MORPHOLOGY . about the elections. Tis; c) There are . fusnitue in my room. few 3. ean see three _ working on the site, a) mans; b) men; c) man 4. The police caught the burglars. a) has; b) was; ¢) have 5, My family made up of 5 persons. a) are; b) were; c) is 6. The programme includes visiting several a) cities; b) citys ¢) cityes. 7. Children need many a) toles; b) toys; ¢. tayies B.A nun strive to bé happy. a) people; b) peoples; c) peoples 9. What do they need 190 wernn-» f01? 1a) pianoes; b) pianoses; ¢) pianos 10, We did hope there wouldn't be any a) wolfs; b) wolves; c} wolfes 11. All the: .. were covered with snow. a) roofs; b} rooves: c) roovs 12, cnonoone 87en't always considered the most pleasant persons. 8) Mother-in laws; b) Mothers-in laws; c) Mothers-in law 13, A few . were seen grazing in the field 1a) sheep, b) sheeps; c) sheepes 14. Some of these . are worth framing. 4) photoes; b) photos; c) photoies 15... ‘both tasty and healthy. 1) Tomatoes; b) Tomatos; c) Tomatoies 16, We have been learning French for eight _ to play with. the forest. ~ a) month; b) monthes; ¢) months, 17. At hearing the roar, the rabbits hid in the oe a) bushs; b) bushes; c) bushies : 18, She's got the most beautiful .. ve ever seen, a) tooths; b) teeths; ©) teethde gy 133. The U.S.A. L) Mona Arhire, Anamaria Mici 19, They have lots of animal species on their farm, including ... a) oxen; b) oxes; c) oxs 20. He promised to finish both a) thesis; b) theses; c) thesises our physician give have always been corréct. 5; D) diagnosses; ¢) diagnoses live mainly in China. a) Chineses; b) Chinesis; ©) Chinese 23, Cattle domestic animals. a) are; b) is; €) was 24, Please, give me another .. 4) slice; b) item; c) sheet by the end of the year f paper. 25, Mumps contagious. 2) are; b) is; ¢) is being 26. Dominoes entertaining to play. a) are; b) are being; c) is 27. Waiter, two -» please! 2) coffees; b) cups of coffee; ¢) cups of coffees 28, Where . my jeans? 2) are; b) itis, c) is 29. Can you lend me that .. a) scissors; b) scissor; ¢) 30. T can’t find my glasses, Haven't you seen 2 2) it; b) him; ©) them 31. How... knowledge do you need to pass the exam? 8) much; b) many: ¢) few 32. Being his elder brother, he thought of giving him adyice. 2); b) an; ¢) some worth visiting by Europeans at least once, 2) is; b) are; c) have been 34, He was blamed for his bad 2) manners; b) manneres; ¢) manner 35. The young very energetic. 2) ares b) is; c) has been 36. The poor . sometimes helped along by the rich, a) is; b) be: c) are an interesting field of science. 4) Acoustic; b) Acoustices; ©) Acoustics 31. 10 Limba englez ~ 1600 de teste grill 38. I hate twaveling by this... a) mean; b) means; ¢) meanses 239, Wales . part of Great Britain. a) is; b) are; 0) it’s 40, The shop I want to go to is on the 4) outskirtes; b) outskirt; c) outskirts AL. The compasses .. "used by pupils at school. 2) is; b) are; ¢) is being 42, There are no certain .. that he is guilty. 8) prooves; b) proves; c) proofs 43, In this river you can find several . a) fish; b) fishes; ¢) fishs 44, We like eating from time to time, a) carp; b) carpes; c) carps 48, We need to settle a few definite candidate. 4) criterion; b) criteriones; c) criteria. _-- of transport of the city, 46. We have to clean the ‘before the guests arrive. a) table-cloths; b) table 5; €) tables-cloths 47, He gave her a bunch of on Valentine’s Day. 4) forgets-me-not, b) forget-me-nots; c) forgets-me-nots 48, Children love a) merry-goes-round; b) merries-go-round; c) merry-go-round 49. We could see at the zoo. 1) kangarooes; b) kangaroos; c) kangaroo 50, The acoustics of this concert hall very poor. I. all agreed to the chairman’s proposal. a) is having; b) has; c) have 52. There were lots of, at the place of the accident. 4) looker-ons; b) on-lookers; ¢) ons-lookers 43, These clothes were in fashion in th . a) 1940s; b) 1940; c) 1940s” 4, My friend’s family. ‘) has; b) have; c) left the concert hall one by one. have you got lately? ) information; c) pieces of information of soil. a} stratra; b) stratum; c) stratus iMona Arhire, Anamaria Mica 57. Could you give me a ... a) itera; b) bar; c) lump 158. Look! There's @ ww. Of fish swimming among the stones! a) shoal; b) flock; ¢) crowd is not a game for little children. a) Billiard; b) Billiards; c) Billiardes. 60. They say they'd like to have a athome. ‘a) billiards-table; b) billiard-tabie; c) billardes-table 61. Although she looks nice, I don’t like her .. vo 2) way; b) ways; ¢) wales 62. He is impossible to bear; he always puts on a) airs; b) aer; c) air 63. You have ruined my business; you'll have to pay . a) damage; b) damagies; c) damages “ 64, It took great to finish the entire work. a) pain; b) paines; c) pains . 65. [don’t advise you to talk to him right now, He’s in low . a) spirits; b) spirites; ¢) spirit 66. What's the ....-.n.-» of this book? 1) content; 6) contents; c) contentes 67, The secretary put down the a) minute; b) minuts; c) minutes 68. She liked the job, although the employer didn’t offer high .. ‘a) wages; b) wage; c) wagies 69. Here is your change: 3 pounds and 5 . a) pennies; b) pence; ¢) pences 70, There was such @ ...n.- of thunder, that the baby got scared and started to ery. a) piece; b) flash; c) clap .w~ Of chocolate, please? 59. . of the meeting. b) Gender . 7. The host and the _ welcomed their guests. a) hostess; b) hostrix; ¢) hostine 72. He had been "for a long time when | met him. a) widow; b) widowess; c) widower 73, After saving the boy, she was considered a) hero; b) heroine; ¢) heroes 74. The bride and the ‘went to church for their wedding. a) he-bride; b) brider; c) bridegroom 12 i i Limba englezA ~ 1600 de teste grila 75. She was elected 4) chairman; b) chairwoman; ¢) chairmaid 16. The he-bitd and were sitting close to each other ona branch. a) she-bird; b) bird; c) birdess ‘77. The singer is a. 1) Spanishine; b) Spanisher; c) Spanish woman 78. This wonderful book is written by ') she-novelist, b) novel-woman; ¢) woman-novelist 79, In the forest, close to the village, there were a fox anda a) foxes; b) vixen; c) she-fox 80. They could hear the dog-wolf tnd the - every night. a) bitch-wolf; 6) she-wolf; c) nanay-wolf 81. There were five waiters and only.one in the restaurant, a) waitress; b) waiteress; c) waiter 82. The tom-cat, the ‘and the kitten were all playing together. «) she-cat; b) tabby-cat, c) jenny-cat ” 83. They have a billy-goat and 2 on their farm. a) jenny-goat; b) tabby-goat; c) nanny-goat ‘84, You can always tell a cock-pheasant from a 4) bitch-pheasant; b) she-pheasant; ©) hen-pheasant 85. This pair of frogs must be made up of a male frog and a a) she-frog; b) female frog; c) lady frog £86. There are not only ducks, but also.......wandering about the yard. a) he-ducks; b) drakes; c) male ducks 87, That stallion and that . ‘were the happy parents of a newly born colt. 1) mare; b) horse; ¢) she-stallion : 88, Both policemen and _ were called in for instruction. a) woran-policeman; b) policewomen; ¢) policewoman 89, Their neighbours were a toan-doctor and a 2) doctoress; b) she-dootor; c) woman-doctor 90, ‘The most anthortaian animals ofthe jungle may be the lion andthe... a) lioness; b) lionine; c) she-lion ©) Case 91. [Tike '8) the hairstyle of Mary; b) Mary’s hairstyle: c) Mary hairstyle’s 92. This child is my 1) neighbours’;-b) neighbourses; ¢) neighbours 13Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 93. This is my pen. .. is over there, a) That of George; b) The one of George; ¢) George’s 94, Don’t touch that scarf; it’s .. 2) of my mother-in law; b) my mother’s-in-law; ©) my mother-iu-law’s 95, Where did you buy these delicious apples? At the a) green-grocer; b) green-grocer’s; c) green-grocers 96. Let’s accept . invitation and go to the party tonight. #) Mr. and Mrs. Green's, b) Me. and Mrs.’ Green; ©) Mr’s and Mrs.’ Green 97, The two people over there are .. parents, 4) Jane’s and Jill's; b) Jane and Jill's; c) Jane and Jill 98. We met at the 2) Johnson; b) Johns 99. They talked about a) England’s policy; b) the policy of England’s; c) England policy 100. The chalet was at a) a distance of a mile; b) a mile’s distance; c) a mile distance 101. For don’t mistreat the animals! a) the sake of pity; b) pity sake; c) pity’s sake 102. The little boy asked the shiop-assistant for candies. @) a pound’s worth; b) a pounds worth off c) a pound worth of 103. She will always remain his a) heart's desire; b) heart desire; c) desire of the heart 104. It is .... to Germany. 8) two days drive; b) a drive of two days: c) a two days’ drive 105. Can’t you see, that’s not yours. It is a) the purse of somebody else; b) somebody else’s purse; ) the somebody else's purse 106, At five o'clock, Englishmen are used to having the .. 4) afternoon tea; b) afternoon’s tea; ¢) tea of the afternoon 107. This is a picture of He made it himself. a) Jack; b) the Jack; ¢) Jack's 108. His son lives in a . a) student hostel; b) students hostel; c) student’s hostel 109. Don't forget to buy... when you leave for the office in the moming. a) the paper of tomorrow; b) tomorrow's paper; c) tomorrow paper 110, He managed to keep the deadline and finish his work in a) a week's time; b) the time of a week; c) a week time 3 ¢) Johnsons" 14 13. Limba engleza — 1600 de teste grils The Article U1. “Quiet! [like .. song very much.” 2) the; b) a; ¢) — , . 112... English are said ty keep a stiff upper lip. a) -; b) An; ¢) The Chinese is a very difficult language. a) A; b) +c) The 1114. Few people would be s0 courageous as to climb....... Mount Everest, a) ~;) the; c) a 18... Urals separate Europe from Asia. 8) 3 b) Some; c) The | 116. It'd be nice to have the chance to swim in . Mediterranean Sea. )-~;b) a; 6) the 117, A voleanic lake in our country is ..: 2) ~; b) the; c) a 118. Shes such a) -; b) a; c) the 119, The crew and the captain are on a) the; b) a; ¢) — 120, You can buy paper at a) a; b) the; c) — 321. I'm going to meet a) ~; b) the; c}a 122. This ring is made of a) the; b) a; c) ~ . 123. They must be in love with each other; they’re dancing cheek to cheek. a) the; b)-;¢) a 124, We visit our relatives once ... a) an; b) the; ¢)a 128, 1 don’t like .. 8) -; b) the; c) a 126. They met sometime in 8) =; B) some; c) the 327, My brother Paul and a) the; b)-j ca 128. Trees are in blossom in a) the; b) 6) a St. Ana. . devoted friend that I can’t help loving her. deck, milk. I never drink any. . 19508. ‘bsacai Mona Ashire, Anamaria Micu 129. He has been ii! for a while; he is stil] in a)-;) the; c)a 130. After finishing school, we want 0 go to a) the; b) a; ) ~ 131, We celebrate the first important holiday of the year at a) ap; b) = 0) the ‘Westminster Abbey is impressive. a) The; b) A; c)— 133, | often travel by a) ~b) the; ¢) a 134. When we go fishing, we wake up before a) the; b) =; e)a _~ hospital. university. Faster. 132. 135, They had to travel by ... day and night to arrive in due time, a) the; b) a; ¢) — 136. They often go to ........ Continental Restaurant to have lunch, a) ~;b) the; ¢) a 137. She studies to become woman doctor. a) a; b) the; c) an . 138. Our most friendly neighbours are .. a) some; b) the; c) syrons. 139, ‘Danube is the greatest river in Romania. a) A; b)-; ¢) The 140. He hoped to remain .. heir of his uncle, after all the offending remarks he made. ) a; b) am; ¢) ~ 141. She ate slice of cake, drank..... cup of coffee and left ina hurry. a) the; b) a; ¢) an 142, /oung man is waiting for her at the gate. a) An; b) 56) A 143, . Aro Palace is said to be one of the most comfortable hotels in Brasov. a) -; b) The; c) An 144... eala is the cinema I like to go to. 2) The; b) 5 ¢) Some 145. He accepted the job just for a) the; b) a; ¢) ~ 146. He wasn't angry at all; on. tous. ‘a) a; b) the; ¢) — . fun, contrary, he was very kind 16 : Limba engleza ~ 1600 de teste grill 147. They didn’t want to come by car, but they came on . 2) the; b) 148, She is a good advisor, on shortcomings. a) an; b) the; c) some 149. No, this is not a) a; b) the; c} some foot. other hand, she has many lady I’ve been telling you about. 150. All the family meet at ... dinner every day. a) the; b) a; ¢) ~ 151. This statue is nicest of all the exhibits here. 2) the; b) ac) — 152. The more we were listening 10 the story, fascinated we were. a) ~; b) some; c) the 153. They have arranged to meet on ‘Sunday. a) ~;b) a; ¢) the 154. It’s. hame he doesn’t want to admit his deed. a) the; b) a5 ©) — 155. He was driving at. speed of 80 miles per hour. a) the; b) some; c) a 156. They were walking hand in .. hand. a) the; b)-; ¢) a 157. She tead the book from a) a; b) the; ¢) ~ 158. He couldn't stand . a) thes b) a; ¢) some cover to cover. _ chanee to take part in the contest. 159, He saved the wounded man at expense of his life. 2) an; b) some; ¢) the 160. He never acts before feeling pulse of the market. a) a; 6) the; ¢) some 161. When she was younger, she was in habit of jogging every morning. a) a; b) the; ¢) an 162. High heeled boots are... fashion this winter, a) a; b) some; c) the 163. You may never use this noun in... tural. a) the; b) -ie)a 164. To tell you ‘truth, | don’t like her at all. a) ab) ©) the 7Ae 4) 169. She has had ‘Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micw 165. He was standing shyly at daring to come any closer. a) the; b) a5 ¢) — 166. He suffers from .. a) the;b) jc) a 167. She has 9) a; b) the; ¢) — 168. 1 live in this very house, on. a) a,b); ¢) the vw distance of severa} feet, not pain in his back. turn for classical music. eft. ‘great many problems to solve these days. a) the; b) a; ©) — 170. Stop reading that stupid magazine; take “ aa) the; b) a; ¢) — 171. In spite of his poor results, he remained .. best university. a) the; b) a; ¢) — 172. He was elected ‘Time" instead. . student of the president for the second time. a) +; b),the; c) a 173. ‘Observer is « popular newspaper. a) =; b) An; c) The ‘ 174. Pil tell you everything on...» condition you keep ita secret, a) the; b) 0) a 175. They can hardly remember . about; they left the capital Jong ago. London you're taiking a) the: b) 5 6) 176 We vissted ..... Oxford Street when we last were in London. aa) the; b) an; €) — db te WITT. She needs a handkerchief; she must have caught

> = a) teens; b) teen; c) ten. 272.1 think he is on the right side of a) fourty; b) forty; c) foutee 273. Although itis a small town, ithas a population of... inhabitants. 4) 2.5 milliog; b) 2.5 millions; ¢) 2,5 million 274, ‘of workers went on strike for their ri 2) Thousand; b) Thousands; c) Thousand’s 275, There were demonstrating. a) hundreds o ; b) hundred thousand; c) hundreds of thousands 276. My best friend calls me every . day. 1} two; b) second; c) twos 271. Look, there's 20 of us present. That is a 2) score; b) dozen; c) yoke 278. Please, give me two . 2) dozens; b) scores; ¢) dozen 279. By the way she looks, she must be in her early a) twenty; b) twenties; c) twentee 280. The students entered in 7 4) twos; b) two: c) twoes wo be 281. What a nice view: a ‘8) span; b) brace; ¢) dozen 282. The porter was carrying two bags 2) atthe time; b) at time; ¢) af a time 283. The coach was drawn by a. _. of white horses. ‘a) span; b) brace; c) dozen 284, She bought from all sorts of cookies in 2) score; b) dozen; c) scores 285. The employer paid him 200,000 dollars too 2) few; b) litle; e) a litle f eggs. The Pronoun 286. Stop that argument and behave .. a) oneself; b) yourself; c) herself 287. is snowing heavily. a) lt; b) There; c) He 288. is nobody at home. a) Here; b) It; c) There Limba englez ~ 1600 de teste gril 289. isn't necessary to put the answer down if you can give it orally. a) There; b) She; c) It : 290.1 have talked to the director this moming. a) myself, b) herself; c) itself 291.15 anything I can do for you? a) it; b) there; ¢) here 292, We are enjoying .. alot at the fancy dress ball. ‘8) ourselfs; b) ourselves; c) himself 293. Take this handkerchief, it's a) your; b) you; ¢) yours 294, She shouldn't use that towel, it’s not .. 4) her, b) bers; ¢) she’s 298. 1 don't like atall. a) him; b) his; ¢) he 296. scan do that sooner or later. a) Somebody; b) Anybody; c) None 297. This isn’t our house. It's 4) their; b) their's; c) theirs 298, Look at that dog, - a) it; b) he; ¢) she 299. ‘have been present today. a) Every; b) Each; c) All 300, This is the house . owner died last year, ‘8) who; b) whose; ) whom 301. That’s the woman '8) who; b) whom; c) which 302. The sun is shining. moming. a) She; b) There; c) It 303, Somebody has rushed in. a) He; b) St) She 304. Neither he nor his wife is coming to the reception. busy painting their house. 2) She; b) He; c) They 2,305. One shouldn't make a fool of '2) himself; b) oneself, c) themselves litters is not gold. (proverb) T've been talking to. . has been shining since early must be my brother. oma Maat tar gurlMona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 307. Everyone in this Toonr considers .y#) oneself; b) itself; c) himself Be Who's coming? is them. wo) It; b) Heres c) There 300-1 wrote the letter myself, Indeed, itis a) me; b) I; c) myself 310, the best competitor, who wrote it, - wrong of him to be rude to his elderly relatives, a) it; b) him; c) there 312. The little money she has is too little to pay her rent. a) which; b) that; c) whom 313. Nothing cate about has been recently made available. a) who; b) which; c) that 31 are the months of the year? ich; 6) What; e) Who 315. I don’t like that dress, .:..... do You mean, the one over there? a) What; b) Which; ¢) Whom 316. Honestly speaking, can't “always agree with everybody oneverything, a) he; b) it; c) one 317... fumiture do you need to furnish your new room? a) How many; b) How jot; c) How much 318. I want to break the news to her a) myself; b) herself; c) ourselves 319. can never tell what future is about, @) He; b) Ye 326.... 50 blind as those who will not see, a) None; b) Some; c) Any 321. One of them has to admit » fault after all. a) their; b) her; ¢) his 322. Every student has to carry out assignment. a) one’s; b) their; ¢) him 323, . is ten years since | last saw my school-mates, 8) There; b) That; ¢) It 324. Thernearest gas station is rather far away. a) It, b) There; ©) That 325, say she got married and left the town. a) You; b) They; c) We isasoven miles’ drive, 26 Limba englez — 1600 de teste grila 326. . laughs well who laughs last. (proverb) 8) One; b) She; c) He 321. . boy has succeeded; both have failed. + ‘one; b) Neither; c) Either 328. Even though they have a genius for maths, a) none; b) neither; ¢) each 329. Neither he nor his sister is a-quiet child. a) Each; b) All; c) Both 330, ~ pincers belong in the box over there. a) This; b) These; c) That 331. My sister and. g0 to the same college. a) me; b) 1; ¢) mysel 332. My new mates are nicer than . a) that; b) what; ¢) those 333. she? She is a biologist. ‘a) Who; b) What; c) How 334, The reporter asked her a question, then a) another; b) an other; c) other 335. They don’t tell their secret to. 4) someone; b) somebody; c) anyone 336, Are there any persons «. .. I don’t know joining us? 4) whom; b) whose; ¢) which 337, Put away that dirty napkin or . a) however, b) whoever; c) whatever 338. When one has a problem, friend. a) they; b) one; c) he 339, Nobody enjoys .as we do, a) himself, b) him; c) oneself 340, Everything you need is prepared. 8) which; b) what; ¢) that isa real genius, are naughty. .- Thad last year. The Adjective and The Adverb 341. He's the most ‘man I’ve ever met_ a) generously; 3 €) generousest 342. They haven’t seen each other .. 2) late; b) lastly; ) lately M43. It was . mnidnight and they were still awake. 4) near; 6) nearly; c) nearby 2‘Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 344, Unfortunately, her health was growing . . a) worse and worse; b) worser and worser; ¢) worse and worst 345. Jane doesn’t drive .. her husband. a) so fast as; b) as fastly as; c) faster as } 346. She sings her sister. : 1) as good as; b) so good as; ¢) as well as 347. He is tennis player I've ever seen. a) worst; b) the worst; c) the worse 348, The entrance to this museum is 8) freely; b) free; c) for free 349. Everybody was faster than him. He came in 4) last; b) lastly; c) lately 350, These students have made any progress since the beginning of the semester. a) hardy; b) hard; c) hardly 351. He has been doing... work, that's why he’s so tired, a) hardy; b) hard; c) hardly vo 352. Things were going from bad to. a) badder; b) bad; c) worse 353. Her brother is 2 years older than she is. a) elder; b) older; c) oldest 354. She came home ~ a) tiredly; b) tired; ¢) tiredy 355. Mary welcomed us this time. She is a) less Kinder than; b) less kinder as; ess 356. Although she is 10 years younger than her sister, she is 4) not so beautiful than; b) not more beautiful as; ©) not as beautiful as 357. My garden is less large than yours, but hers is a) the least large; b) the least largest; c) the least larger ‘than 358. He boy in the neighbourhood, 2) the handsomest; b) the most handsome; c) more handsome 359. David than Mike. telligenter; b) more intelligenter; c) more intelligent ive him . job to do. He’s only a child. a) an easicr; b) a more easy; c) amore easily 361. He's very skilled at building sand castles. ‘He builds them than his brother. a) easier; b) more easily; c) more easilier 28 Limba engleza — 1600 de teste gril 362. Luke is of our family. 4) the fatter; b) the fatest; c) the fattest 363, She is the youngest in their family. Her sister is 4 years v than her. . 4) older; b) elder; c) oldest 3464. The food tastes 2) deliciously; b) delicious; c) deliciously 365. She feels un. for having made such.a blunder. 8) badly; b) bed: c) bad 366. | was sad yesterday, but how a) merry; b) merrily; ¢) merrier 368, He took a fast train; it runs very ) fast; b) fastly; c) fasty 1369. Look at her! She looks - a) beautifuly; b) beautifully; c) beautiful. 370. Hurry up! There isn’t. time left, a) many; b) much; c) a lot 371. They left a long time ago, but they must be back . __ 8) short; b) shorty; c)'shortly ‘372. They were urged to play a) fair; b) fairy; c) fairly 373. She good student, isn’t she? » a) fairy; b) fair, c) fairly : 374. The dog was running - about the surroundings of their * house, 4) fice; b) freely; ¢) for free 315. » he decided to tell the truth. a) Last; b) Lastly; c) Lately 1.376. She's always been in class, * a) the shyest; b) the shiest;c) the shyer 377."Js she stil ill?” “Oh, yes, she’s even iller; b) worse; c) more ill 7.378. Although Mr. Hill was the only speaker, we didn’t get bored. * His speech was 4) the most interesting; b) mostly interesting; c) most interesting {379. Which of the two roses do yOu Tike Jona -u. 4) the best; b) better; c) the better deol @ aly 29Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 380. “Do you bave any money to lend? 1 don’t need much.” “I’m sory, P have «..-.ueu than you imagine.” a) more little; b) more less; c) less 381. The lake is. from this place than the bill, 8) more south; b) more southern; c) souther 382. He is not healthy at all; on the contrary, he’s a) a sick; b) an ill; ) all 383. “How far is the drug-store?” “It's .. 4) further; b) farther; ¢) farer 384, This lady made an . confusion, She must be ashamed, a) outer; b) utter; c) utmost 385. He is rather ill-behaved. His sister ‘at any rate. a) gooder-bebaved; b) well-behaved; c) better-behaved (386. Mary is ‘than her husband. 4) far gentler; b) far gentle; c) farther gentle 387. The more, 8) the best; b) the better; c) better 388. That’s rude of him! a) awful; b) awfuly; c) awfully 389. I don’t have many responsibilities; I have a) a few; b) few; 6) a litle 390. The . friends | have in this little town are not enough to keep me company. a) few; b) little; c) less 391. The dolls” house is. than a real house, a) more smaller, b) more small; ¢) much smaller 392. He is a little man with hope. He is quite hopeless. a) little: b) a little; ¢) few . 393. We need some . information to write the report. a) farther; b) far; c) further 394. Nobody can solve-a problem .. he does, a) as quickly as; b) as quicklier as; c) as quick as 395. I’ve bought a new perfume. It smells ) good; b) well; c) nicely 396, It has been snowing these days, a) heavy; b) heavily; c) beavyly 397. The books we have to read for the exam are .. ‘interesting. a) rather; b) fairy; ¢) fairly 30 £7399. 408... F412. She feels embarrassed because she is always laughed Limba englezi — 1600 de teste grila 398. He hit himself and got a a) rather; b) fairly; c) fairy had she closed the door, than the wind flung it open. a) Hardly; b) No sooner; c) Searcely 400. He’s been working all day long. He must be a) dead; b) deadly; ¢) deady ‘The Preposition and Adverbial Particles (Phrasal Verbs) 401. When you are the train, you mustn’t lean out! a) in; b) at; ¢) on; d) into 402, Get nn. the tram right here and get 4) into, out; b) on, off; ¢) in, out; d) on, down 403. Students have to learn many poems .. 2) at; b) to; c) into; d) by 404, P've invited my friends to come .. 8) at; b) to: ©) in; d) for 405. Wait ‘me to finish writing this Jetter and I'll join you out. a) for; b) at; c) on; d) up 406. The train should arrive nothing unexpected comes a) at, at, out; b) in, at, by; c) in, at, up; d) at, by, in 407, Lev’s go walk in the park. ) on; b) to; c) for; d) at ‘my astonishment, the dresses they were wearing were exactly the same. a) In; b) To; c) At; d) By 409.1 generally agree nnnneom YOu but I object . general attitude as regards your work, a) to, to; b) to, at; c) with, with; d) with, to 410, He entered the hall, threw a glance a) at; b) to; c) towards; d) for 411. Even though you may consider.it to be a right decision, ‘my opinioa it's wrong. 4) to; b) in; c) at; d) by - hasty bruise. ired. at the next stop. heart. iy place for the weekend. 1 the City wn 5 oPclock if . your her and left. by her classmates. 8) by; b) to; c) at; d) with 413. Although James is a poor speaker, he is very skilled... writing speeches 8) in; b) to; ¢) at; d) on 31Mona Athire, Anamaria Micu 449, Don’t wr ink, write neil 8) with, with; b) in, in; c) in, with; d) with, in 450. Although he knows how dangerous it 4s, high speed. a) with; b) by; ¢) at; d).t0 he enjoys driving 1451. But our i sie catgjanr"™” YOU Hood suggestion, I wouldn't have made the aso Dil 6) withous 6) for ‘ou should excuse him; he didn’t make it sun. PURPOS but... accident, , Purposes a) on, by; b) on, in; c) by, by; d) by, out of +483, Help yourself. ‘some cakes. 8) with; b) 10; ¢) at; d) for 454. The managers tried to prevent the workers .. so at; 8 0, on; ¢) from, on; from, to . ipal approved it time j in the school teary ter log up pacsime job 2) ats) in: 05d) of new team leader must be feeli i teks onallofiss ns ne "8 fportnt ashe a) up; b) down; c) to; d) 497d raber tal the moming. 2) on; b) in; c) by; d) with + 458. | forgot to wind......... my watch yesterday, so it has run ) out, out; b) up, down; c) out, by: d) up, back +459. The man was charged theft and sentenced to two years in prison. a) of; b) for; c) wit 460. Who i strike, the night train and be in Budapest in 462. If you don’t know a phone number, you should look it. in the phone directory. a for; b) up; c) af; d) into As he has played truant for a whole week, m has payed tn le week, now he has to catch a) up; b) at; ¢) by; d) on { 464, You shoulda’t let him treat you like that! You should stancl i Limba englezé ~ 1600 de teste grila him! 2) by; b) for; c} up to; d) by with 465. He doesn’t want to give up arts, He says he has great satisfaction .. painting. a) at; b) from; c) by; d) in + 466. You've left the lights on and your battery will run .. 1) out; b) down; c) off; d) up. 467, You can’t sweeten your tea, we have just run .. a) off; b) over; c) down of; d) out of +468, After breaking the news to her, she gazed at him for a few surprise, ) in; d) out of iting on the sofa crying a) in; b) out of; ¢) with; d) at 470, He left the doctor’s 4) at, in; b) to, with; c) for, with; d) for, in 471. Keep the grasst a) out 5 ¢) out on; d) away from 472, There was something in the far distance, but I couldn't make ‘what it was. 'a) up; b) in; ¢) out; d) for ugar 473, His side of the story must have been made didn’t seem true, a) out; b) up; ¢) for; d) into “+474, t's dangerous to drive _ night, a) at; b) in; c) by; d) on 475. While looking through some old papers, 1 cane photo of my grandfather. a) by; b) along; c) into; d) across 476. The plane should take any minute now. 4) off, b) on; c) out; d) up +477, She made the wise decision of giving smoking and taking .. sports a) up, ups ‘on; ¢) up, to; d) out, up +478, He made a terrible blunder taking the landlord the doorkeeper. a) instead of; b) to; ¢) for ; d) by 479. When her father scolded and punished her, the little girl broke tears. a) up; b) off; ¢) out; d) into 35Mona Arhire, Anamaria Mien + 480. They used to be a pair, but after their last argument they broke i a) off; b) up: c) down; d) apart 481. Can you hang for a moment? I'll be right back. a) out; b) up; c) on; d) by 482. | told her to wait for a second on the phone, but she hung ‘a) out; b) on; ¢) up; d) off 483. Before leaving, the cashier has to count . the cash, a) out; b) up; c) with; d) in 484, As they get... very well together, they decided to get married, a) away: b) on; ) out; d) by 485. His doctor prescribed him good medicines, so that he may get --nnssnan his illness S00, a) away; b) out of; c) off; d) over +486. It can’s have been the whole truth; he must be. keeping something from us. a) back; b) away; ¢) out; d) off 487. What does this sign stand .. ) out; b) 0; ©) for; d) on 488. We suspected him in vain. it tumed fault, after afl. a) up: b) out; ¢) off; d) by 489. He is too rude for me to put a) out with; b) on to; ¢) to; d) up 490. He san out .. the street and knocked ... somebody’s door. a) to, on; b) on, to; €) in, in; d) in, at +491. If we had known we would come would never have tried, 2) into; b) across; ¢) up against; d) up to 492. She remained an orphan afier both her parents passed a) away; b) out; ¢) on; d) off 493. He fell... her as soon as he saw her. It was love. ‘a) to, at; b) for, at; c) at, to; d) for, in to be his brother’s behaviour. such difficulties, we +494. Although Jane had prepared the plan thoroughly, it didn’t £ come, ~ a) out; b) down; ¢) off; d) across 495. She doesn’t resemble her mother at all, but she takes her father. 4) for; b) like; c) after; d) to 36 Limba englez& -- 1600 de teste gril + 496. If you keep on spending so much, you'll get .. your money very fas. a6 om: f, b) 1 i, ¢) off, d} down Pe goad me ough an increase in the employee’s 4) to; b) at; ¢) up to; d) about + 498, He is sad because he was taken ... thought to be his best friend, a) up; b) in; ¢) on;-d) out + 499. The trees in blossom give .... 8) out; b) in; ¢) off; d) away : + 500. It was his old worn-out shoes that gave him. fancy-dress ball. 8) up; b) out; ¢) off; d) away by the one whom he The Verb a) Irregular Verbs . 51, Later, he ...... mea glass of water, 4) buyed; b) brought; c) bringed; d) bring; 502. I'll never forget what he has for me. 4); did; b) does; c) done; d) doing; 503.1 ..... that he was very tired. 4) seen: b) was seeing; c) seed; d) saw; 504. It was much later than 1 _ a) thought; b) sought; c) thinked; d) was thinking ‘S05. The Indians ore about nature than the white men. 1ew; b) knew; c) knowed; d) knowing; . 500 Hee boo ori Twas eang and Voked att a) talked; b) taked; c) took; d) taken: | 507.1. the bus and started. valking. ong off a) getting off: b) got off; c) gone off; d) going off; st they Said they nad simpiy..-.-about te meeting. a) forgot; b) forget; c) forgotten; d) forgoten; 509. A strange feeling .........0ver Me. a) crept; b) krept; ¢) creeped; d) creeepd ‘510. The police to the scene of the accident. 2) speeded; b) sped; c) spet; d) speeding; Si1. [have never been. ........a better lesson. 4) thought; b) tought; c) taught; d) teached; EyMona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 512. Strong winds ........over the fields. a) sweeped; b) seeped; c) wept; d) swept; 513. She........and slammed the deot. a) strid off, b) strided off; c) strode off; d) stridden off; ‘514, The portrait has beea ........with amazing accuracy. a); drew; b) drawn, e) droan; d) drawing; - ‘51S. The bird .......right through the open window. a) flowed; b) flied; c) flew: d) flyed; 516. They were ses. 4) breathing; b) breding; ¢) bred; d) breeding; 517. He ..........the sheets on the bed. 4) spread; b) spred:; ¢) spreaded; d) sparred, $18. The candidate. from the election a week ago. a) withdrawn; b) withdrew; ¢) withdrawed; d) withdrought; 519. His sister was badly......:..in the accident. a) heart; b) hurted; c) hurting; d) hurt; ‘520. It was too late when we had finally the truth, 4) founded out; b) found out; c) find out; d) finded out; S21. They put on their skis and decided to id down; b) slide down; c) slit down; d) : been by a swarm of bees he nearly died, }) stinging; inthe fall a) breaked; b) broke; c) breaking; d) broken; 524. As the tree - trunk was too heavy to cary they decided to sessed into two, a) saw; b) see; ¢) 525, After he had 4a) sit; b) sat; c) set; d) sitting; 527, It was so hot that the sheep started to ... a) shod; b) shed; c) shad; d) shud; 528. Our mother always took care that our feet were warm a) shed; b) shoed; ¢) shod: d) shad; ‘529. The sum I .........was much greater than I had expected. a) payed; b) paid; c) paying; d) paied; ‘530, They milked the cow and the dog. 4) fed; b) feed; ) feeded; d) fad 38. Limba engleza — 1600 de teste gril 531. When the dam burst he ........10 a drifting piece of wood. lang; d) clung; caught up; c) cought up; d) coat up; 533. The government. ot to change the existing laws, a) chose; b) choose; c) chosed; d) choosing; ‘534. The girl ...:....me a glance and hurried on. ~ a) cost; b) cast; c) casted; d) costed; 535. This bracelet has.. a fortune. a) cost; b) cast; c) casted; d) costed; ‘536. The manager was pleased with the way he had, 1) deals; b) dealt; c) dealed; d) dealing; 537.Realising that his mother was not there the child... 2) berst; b) bearst; c) burst; d) bursts; 538. Because they could not See anything they... a) lighted; b) lited;-c) lit; d) lyte: 539, After they had lost the battle the soldiers... a) fleed,; b) fled; ¢) flied; d) flight; 540, Because of the sudden fall in temperature everything was. 4) frozen; b) freezed; c) freeze; d) friesed; 541. It was late auturnn and the trees were. 8) loaden; b) laden; ¢) laded; d) loded; ‘542. The fairy .......in a castle under the lake. a) dwelt; b) dwell; c) duelled; d) dwelling, 543. The thieves .........the stolen goods behind a cupboard. a) hide; b) hidden; ¢) hid; d) hided; 544, Suddenly the windows were. a) flung; b) fling; ¢) flang: d) 545. The road. a) lead; b) led: c) lad; d) layed; 546. The boy asked to be «. a) forgave; b) forgot; c) forgiven; d) forgiving, 547. After she had read the letter s i 8) tears; b) tore; c) tored; d) teared: 548. He always up the clock before he goes to bed. a) wound; b) wounded; c) winded; d) winds; ‘549. The girls have garlands and bracelets of spring flowers. a) waved; b) wove; c} waves; d) woven; toa chalet in the mountains. “39ge 559. The old lady se &__a) raised; b) rised; c) rosed; d) rose; Moni Arhire, Anamaria Micu 350. The judge knew that the witness had. a) withhold; b) withhelt; c) withheld; d) witheld; S51. Aer ashing all the windows, mother. a) hanged; ©) hunged; d 687, We waited in the station umil the train... a) arrived; b) has arrived; c} would arrive; d) was arriving; ‘What ......-.0When the lights went out? a) are you doing? b) did you; c) were you doing: d) have you done 689.1 (0 be back on Saturday, but [ missed the bus. a) expected; b) was expecting; c) have expected; d) would expect 690, He had an accident because he .......100 fast. a) was driving; b) drove; c) has driven; d) drives; ‘691, She told me his name after he. ~ a) was leaving; b) left; c) had left; d) ‘692. He ........n0thing before I asked him to. by) had done; ¢) done; d) was doing; Favor SOrTy that I had hurt him. 1) am; b) had been; c) was; d)-have been; $94, They thanked me for what [ a) have done; b) did; c) do; d) had done; ones Moonta 7Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 695. As soon as they ..........I sat down to rest, a) had left; b) leave; c) will leave; d) would leave; 696. When we arrived the party a) already has begun; b) already began: c) begun; d) had already begun} 697. He died after he ....... ill for a long time. a) was; b) had been; c) has been; d) was being; 698. Hardly ... When they started cheering. 2) did the play end; b) was the play ending; ) the play had ended; d) had the play ended; 699. He wondered why T..........him before. 4) have not visited; b) did not visit; c) had not visited; 4) was not visiting: 700. We asked him what countries he a) visited; b) is visiting; c) had visited; d) will visit; 701. The burglar refused to admit that he into the house. 4) had broken; b) had been braking; c) has broken; d) broke; 702. No sooner...... about the language class than I decided to enrol, a) I heard; b) have heard; c) did I hear; d) bad I heard; 703. 1t ......for a long time before the slope was good for skiing, 2)tasbeensnowing 8 ewes) haben soning would snow 704, accepted the performance. a) rehearsed: b) were rehearsing; c) have been rehearsing; d) had| been rehearsing; 705. He said he .there all the time. a) waited; b) is waiting; c) had been waiting; d) has been waiting] 106. They decided they -in one place for too long. 4) stayed; b) were staying; c) are staying; d) had been stayings 707. We ......... in Paris when you were there last year. ‘They ......for several hours when they finally reached the peak. a) would be climbing; b) climbed; c) had been climbing; d) had climbed; 709. He was still sleeping when I a) left; b} had left; c) was leaving; d) had been leaving; 710. We were sorry to say good bye after we ..........such a good ‘time together, 4) speni; b) had been spending; e) were spending; d) had spent; 48 ‘712. And there was standing in front of me the man whose name 1 713. He told me he.. ; 714. His photo. ‘716. They for three hours when the director finally >. TS. He Limba englez — 1600 de teste grita TL. He .......three interviews before he was granted the scholarship. a) had had; b) had; ¢) will have; d) was having; 12) was forgetting; b) forgotten; b) had forgotien;c) had been forgetting -«tnoving house for a long tine. 1) considered; b) had been considering; c) has been considering; «d) would consider ‘on the table since she left him. a) had been liei ; ©) lay; d) had been lying; 718. L was wondering whether he ..........0 me deliberately - 4) has lied; b) had lain; c) had been lying; d) had fied; .the same monotonous exercise until the teacher realized they did not understand it . | a) were doing; b) did; ¢) have been doing; d) had been doing; ‘77. Vie.........glasses, that’s why I didn’t recognize him at the party. a) has been wearing; b) was wearing; c) wore; d) had been wearing 728. He ..,...-...glasses before he got contact lenses. 1) wore; b) was wearing; c) had been wearing; d) had wor; 1 719. The fire ...... for some time before anyone noticed the smoke. 1) smouldered; 6) was smouldering; c) has smouldered; d) had been smouldering: . | 720. He repeatedly ..........for more money to be invested in council houses. . 2) was asking; b) had asked; c) had been asking; d) would be asking 3, Future Tenses TUL, They ......here next week, 2) are; b) will be; c) have been here; d) were; TR. We .......cate of it soon. 4) take; b) are taking; ¢) shall take; d) shall be taking; :.an interview on Monday. * 4) will have; b) have; c) is having; d) would have; TALL. ‘tennis in the afternoon if it clears up. '2) would play; b) play; c) shall play; d) will have played; 725. He ou the back tomorrow afternoon. is sending; b) will send; c) will be sending; d) sends; 726. Nobody : 2) shall ever know; b) will ever know; ©) is ever knowing; <6) will be knowing; 49Mona Achire, Anamacia TAT. She «........8 good wife, a) has made; b} was made; c) will make; d) is making TB. We .......... in this house. > femakings “ a} Will always be living; b) shall always live; ©) always shall be living: d) will have lived: 729. LF all goes well, 1 this summer. 2) graduated; b) shall be graduating; c) would graduate; 4) shall graduate; = 0) would grate 730, They hm before he Ives, ‘@) won't see; b) shan’t see: c) wouldn't see: d) "t in 731. You will nlp reg. woul sed wont be secings 2) shan't you? b) you will? c) won't you? d) you will not? 7 What i en years ine? + gat) tt You doing: b) will you do: c) will you be doing; d) you do: 733. Don't disappoint me, | on ‘you st the meeting, youd. 3) shall be counting: b) was counting; c) count; d) would count; 734. This time tomorrow they ...in the sun on the beach. a) will lie; b) will be lying; ¢) would lie; d) lay: 735. She .. for at least another hour. a) talks; b) is talking: c) will be talking: d) has talk ‘ . to oo again this week ? 2) You going; b) Will you be going; c) You have gone; 4) You have been going, Se? . 737. We .......0 fot of them in the following weeks. a) shall sec; b) have seen; c) shall be seeing; d) are seeing; 738. You all right in two or three days, a) will feel: b) feel; c) felt; d) will be feeling; 739.1 -her first thing in the morning, so lil ask her then, 4) would see; b) shall be seeing; c) shall have seen: d) see. 749, Well, as I have to get up early in the morning. .......to bed a) I'll go: b) 20% ¢) Ill be going: d) I'm going: TAL oo sectcsessoatd pay for it yourself? a) Will you, b) 742, They a) are going: 743. She says she a) would do; ] you be: ¢) Are you going: d) You are going: to do it all over ag - will be going; ¢} will go; 4) will; -...the washing up later. ) is doing: ¢) is going to do; d) has been doing: 18 0PM OVER, a) will; b) shall; c) has: d) is going to; 50 749.1 fee! awful, | think > 782. Tomorrow there .. S753. piane... 786, I'm sure .. Limba englezit ~ 1600 de teste grila 745, It's autumn, the leaves. soon. a) are Falling: b) will fall: €) arc woing to fall d) will have fallen: 746. We steak and potatoes for dinner. - a) will have: b) would have: c) will be having; d) are going to have TAD. They ....... these old buildings and build new ones.. a) will be demolishing; b) are demolishing: . to demolish; d) demolish; seehave a baby at the end of January. ng to: bY i ing d) is to; a) is a) Mil; b) I'm going to; ¢) Fas d) I'v 750, {f | yo to her wedding © buy a new dress. a) I've; b) I'm going: ¢) in: d) I've had; 751, Look out! ‘That wall .. a) will collapse: b) will be collapsin 4) is collapsing: €).4s going to collapse; heavy rain in the north, a) is; b) will be: c) is going to be: d) shall be: im afraid I can’t come to the cinema with you tomorrow afternoon, [..........my son to the 200. 4) will be taking: b) am taking; c) shall be taking; d) am going to be taking; 754, We've gol to be at the airport two hours before the a) will take off; b) will be taking off, c) rakes off; d) is taking off; 755.1 don't think inner, ("m not hungry. a) PH have; b) 1°ll be having; c) I'm having; d) have; very weil at the exam, a) you'll be doing; b} you'll do; c) you're doing; d) you'll have done 757. When ighteen years old 1'll be allowed to drive a car. ay ['m; b) Fl be; €) I've been; d) U haves 788. By the end of the year they...... mountains. ayhave spent; b) will have spent: d) will be spending: 759, When you arrive we ai the dinner. a) have already prepared; 6) will be preparing, «) shall already have prepared: d) shatl prepare; fen months in the ) are spending: all the food that will he served SIi : iE Mona, Arhi i na.Arhite, Anam Micu ‘Limba englezt - 1600 de teste-grita 776. i don’ feel like visiting my aunt, s0 1 . 42} um not going; b) will not be zoing; ¢) don't wo, d) would not go 777. My father soon a) és retiring: b) will be retiring; e) retires; d) has retired; 778, By this time next year the government... apwill have resigned: by ssi] be resigning c) will sige: d) has resigned 779, No one can predict what hie sentext a: does: b) is doing: c) is going to do; d) has done: 740. As soun as the performance . let's leave. 4) will end; b) ends: ) will be ending: d) will have ended: 760. I'll come to your office ary informacion Hce as soon as all the} a) I'll obtain; b) Pye obtained; c) Ill have obtained; ins , 7t-By ten ve ll the application forme, > O° ¢ — ® shail have filled out; b) shall fill out; ) will be fltine our: 2D shal have >) shall fll out; c) will be fling out; 762. When you . this book will i h ; you lend it to me? ll read; b) will have read; ) will be readings d have read; 763. The sun... the time you reach home. . 6a Te eine b will have se; 6 have set d) will set; i. ese ” 3 vseampentet® Must BE posted as” soon as’ they 8) ate; b) will be; ¢) wil have; d) are being; 6. me before you ave, me 2) will be leaving; b) wit! have left; ¢) have lef; d) has left: 7S BY the time we reach the summit wees aS 4) have been climbing; b) shall be climb = 4. All Tenses IBN. Ta oro a used cat. Could you recommend me one? * * a) look: b} have looked: ¢? looked; d) am lookinig: 1 782. They started building the house two years azo and .,...it yet. + aj haven’t finished: b) hadn't finished: c) didn’t finish: d) don't finish 783. Books .........fromn the Hibrary much too often, 16: » ¢ lim a) steal; b) stolen; ¢) are stolen; d) stealing; 767 gil have been climbing; €) wil climbs 784. 1 was in London last year and 1... the British Museum . By the time the children...........home from school, dinner ‘every day. . will be ready. a) will get; ) are getting; ©) would get; 4 have got; 768. If she accepts to mary me all my See Eye, yee comes b) comes e) wil have come; d) wil be coming; 2) visited: b)had visited; c) have visited; d) was visiting; 788. White | --.for the tea to boil. | feli asleep. ‘}am waiting: b) had been waiting: c) have been waiting: d) was waiting 786, Most children... more toys than they can piay with, 78 ew thar hp ‘to do such a thing a} are goth) is-given: c) are given; d) were given: can never, n°) E Never able; ) would never be able; JP 787. You-.-.-siihea match ie room's tal of cas, 770. They said they . 3) mustn't; b) needn't: ©) mayn’t, 2) don't have to; a) would be leaving: b) will be learns’ ey wit 1788. They have been fighting ever since they...........married. FB) il be leaving; c) wil leave; d) are leaving f& $a) got. hy had got ch have get, dh nave teen getting: 771. | asked her whether she ....-attend the 2) wil B) was going to; ) would be; d) would Rave; ‘772 Iewas obvious to all preset hat nobody <-. todehar do, .), ould be nble; b) will be able; e) could: d) would hare 773. thas been decided that Mary. the leading role.” 2 would play 6) was to pay; «) wil bs playings d's plays 774. he doctor told me that... stay in bed fora long tee 3) will have; b) was; c) would: d) would be: . 775.) was strange wo think that ina few days we... together again © will be; b) would be: e) had been: ) would have boone em 789. You haven't been to London......... 1) you have-b) have you ¢) haven't you: d) you havent: 790. o...-sudemglish since | was at school, 1a) didn’t speak: b) don’t speak: ejhaven’t spoken: d) wasn’t speaking 791. ..........--anybody in these two classes know English? #) Do; b) Do not; ¢} Does: a) Would: 702.4. in this street for ten years. 4) tived: b) am living: c) live: d) have lived: 793. When I last saw him he....0......00 his bed, 3) was laying; b) was lying: ¢) was lieing: d) is laying: 52 3yet Mona Arbire, Anamaria Micu 794, All our suggestions..........-.--down. ‘2) were been tured: b) have been tured: c) are being turned: d)tumed 795, Ask him to come and see me when he.....i....his work. 4) finished; b) had finished: c) has finished: d) will finish; 796. He ... here from 1985 to 1990. a) worked; b) has worked; c) has been working: d) works; 797. | forgot .. tees a) when does the train leave; b) that when the train leaves: ) when the train leaves; d) when the train will leave: 798. They asked. my coffee with or without sugar. 42) that I take: b) if | take; ¢) that | took:.<) if | took: 799. Don’t write until 1 ....ss.0s 2) tell you: b) will tell your c) told you; d) had told you; 800. My brother...... to the university. a) has admitted: b) has been admitted; c) had been admitted; d) will admit; 801. The Browns are not at hone, they... to the cinema, 2) may go: b) might go; c) might have gone; d) may be going; 802. 1 can meet you at 8. By that time l. my homework. ‘) shall finish; b) should finish; c) have finished; d) shall have finished 803. These days 1 See them more than I........5 4) use; b) use to; c) used to: d) used: ” lame yourself for the accident. i wasn't your Faull 1) mustn't; ¢} won't; d) oughtn’t; the advertisement, | phoned the company. a) have seen; b) saw: c) see; d) was seeing: 806. By next Sunday, my father. "a whole month without smoking a cigarette a) has been going: b) has gone; c) will go: d) will have yone: 807. We had hardly sat down when Mary's mother... huge cake for us. 2) brought; b) had brought; c) has brought; d) would have brought: ‘808, [t was ten years ago when my sister married. a) has got; 6) had got; €) got: d) gotten; 809, When I saw his smifing face. { knew Peter........ of his examination results, 4) ig having; b) was having: c) has had: d) Kad had: 810. The children .. ...where to play football. * 2) have not been told; b} were not been told; c) has not been told; 4) was not told; pod news aspera hatter ei i vo % Limba englezé ~ 1600 de teste gril 811. Ir usually. ‘what she wants. _ a) take: b) took; c) takes; d) is taking: . 1 812... they pleased when they passed with flying colours? * a) Weren't; b) Haven't: c) Wasn't: d) Hadn't; 813.1 .to help you out if you ask me nicely. igrandmother a long time to-remember a) sl willing: b) might be willing; c) would be willing: d) should be willing: 814, What sort of job do you think you.. in a few years time? a) are doing; b) will do; c) will be doing? 4) do; 81S. 1 think we'd better leave the restaurant as soon as Wesccereeathe bill, a) paid; b) will pay; c) pay: d) have paid; 816. I didn't realize how cold it was until I ..........oUtside, a) went; b) had gone: c) have gone; d) was going; 817. The two: Prime Ministers.. to discuss the eurrent economic crisis. a) will; b) are; c) would; d) should: 818. We.. go to the party, but we went anyway. ‘ad haven't planning; b) weren't planning; c) hadn't been planning, d) didn’t plan; 819.1 told him I. ‘to work so hard for stich a low salary. ‘8) am not prepared; b) wasn’t prepared; c) didn’t prepare: d) haven't been prepared: 820. I need to be at home early today so I... : * a) leave; b) will leave; c) am leaving; d) will be leaving: 821. L....just about to have a cup of coffee when she called. ) was; b) have been: c) had been: d) were; . 822, We..........,.criticized by our superiors, ‘a) were constantly being; b) have constantly been; ¢) used constantly be; d) will constantly been; 823. This... every four years as you are well aware. ayhas been happening: b) happens; c) was happening; d) has happened! $824, They asked where...... ¢ a) have the boys disappeared; b} the boys disappeared: ) the boys had disappeared; d) had the boys disappeared; 825. 1 non-stop since Monday. 'a) am working: b) work; ¢) have worked: d) have been working: 35Mona Arhine, Anamatia Micu 826, She... ‘on the door. a) hardly has put; b) hardly had put; c) had hardly put; d) ias hardly put, 827. They .... delayed by several hours. a) didn’t need to rush; 4) needn’t have rushed; ‘828. Whenever she went back to the house, they told her the owner seeeesee Ot a) has been; b) was; ¢) would be; d) may be; 7) 829. Mr. Brown, be a very rich man, + __a) told; b) is told; ¢) is said; a 830. -Father not go by train, if you don’t mind. a) had; b) will; c) should; d) would; 831. She was here a minute ago. You. r. a) just missed; b) have just missed; c) had just missed; d) are just missing; 832. As soon as she.. -home, I will let you know. a) came; b) will come; c) comes; d) has come; 833.1 to phone you for the last twenty minutes, a) have tried; b) have been trying; c) tried; 4) had tried; £834, This is the last time we. ‘ou before we leave. a) see; b) have seen; c) are seeing; d) saw: , 835. The houses reminded me of those 7 years before. a) saw; b) have seen; c) had seen; d) was seen; 836, Each time I take her out she wants to see if she has given me. a) wear; b) am wearing; c) wore; d) have worn 4g 837. [assure you that once you. “ a) will see; b) see; c) have see n Junch on Sundays? 2) you have; b) have you had; c} you have had; d) do you have; 839, You. listened to our advice. a) might; b) can’t have; c) ought to bave; d) won't have; 840, This bed. in, 4) hasn’t slept; b) wasn’t slept; c) isn’t slept; €) hasn’t been slept; down the telephone when there was a knock the airport like that. The plane was ) didn’t have to rush; c) needn’t rush; 36 ©) Modal Ver Limba engle7é 1600 de teste gril rbs 841. The classes are over. you........40 home. a) might; 842. Lach of you a) may; b 843. He is th a) should: b) can; ¢) woul sued borrow your bicycle? a) Would; 845, Next year they will ', b) be seen; } shouldn .€) may: d) shall: ike a book, don’ mind, >} might: ¢} need; d) would; w only one who ......speak Chinese D has: i b) May; ¢) Should; d) Do; to-drive that car. lowed; d) can; 's too heavy. 4) may not; b) cannot; ¢) should; d) needn't: 847.: do you a} may; b) 848, Mother think you .......solve this maths problem? ) can; ¢) would: d) shouldn't; . says that the food, be good after so rhany days. 4) wouldn't; b) mustn’t; c) can’t;-d) need; 849. They .. a) will, 850, Peter . a) can; b) ‘851. My little son., a) will; b) can; ¢) 852. Who kin be at home yet. €) should; d) would; _-read and write when he was only four years old. would; €) could: d) might; ‘be very naughty sometimes. ight; 4) should; 10Ws? They.......never find out the truth, a) should; b} may; ¢) would: d) must; 883. Ye a) might; a) won't; / 887. She told us we ... a) may; 859. How, xy; b) Shan’ hange your mind about going to the party, afterall. ‘must; 6) need; d) ought; you see the lights? €) Can't; d) Shoulda’: be joking. 9) mustn't; c) may; d) have to; ) will; c) might; d) ought; /ou be 50 silly? }} would; c) should: d) could; 0Mona Arhire, Anamaria Mic 860. He ......take his eyes off her. a) can; b) could: ¢) couldn't, d) would: 861. This film is boring. we.........as well go home! a) can't; b) might: c) will: d) should; 862. .......you have a happy life! a) Can; b) Should; c) May: d) Wills 863. You. .....--uthink this is easy. 12) may not; b) mustn't; ¢) needn’t; d) ought to: 864, Have I said anything | 2 a) can’t; b) couldn't; c) oughtn’t; d) wouldn't: 865, How long did you.......t0 stay there?» 12) must; b) should; ¢) needed; d) have; 866. Give the boy something to eat. He. a) can; b) can’t; ¢} has to: d) must; 867. .......it be finished by tomorrow? ‘a) Would: b) Need: ¢) Has: d) Ought? 868, You.........speak so loud in a library, a) wouldn’t; b) can; ¢) should; d) shouldn't; 869. Why ......-..he be different from other men? 1) should; b) could; c) might; d) needed; 870, {f you ...... See him, tell him to phone me, a) Would; b) might; c) should; d) will; BTL. ...-.-..7ou be 50 kind as to lif this case? 14) Can; b) Would, c) Should; d) Might; 872. He .........-be at home by now. 2) should: 6) would; c) can; d) has to; 873. He .......do it if he could. 1a) should: b) ought to; ¢) would; d) mays 874. Grandpa........Visit us on Sundays with his pockets filled with sweets. a) should; b) woulds‘€) will; d) might: . 875. 1 wish you leave me alone a) may; b) ©) would: d) will: 876. | had warned him time and again but he ‘a) won't; b) wouldn't; c) shouldn't; d) couldn't; be hungry. _isten _ 877, Ibis necessary that We....see him now. = shoul co. yursritode, a) can; b) will: ¢) should; d) ought to; , $78. He......sit by her and watch over her all the while she was sick. ‘a) would: b) should: €) might; 4) wouldn't; Aad cy coro aygtll in tod Limba engless $600 de teste gril 1879. It's very strange that he... have the same name as my brother. 18) would; b) should; ¢) shall; d) need: 880. The situation ..........be worse than itis. 1a) ought to; b) shan't; c) couldn't; d) ieedn’t, 881... leave these papers on your desk? ‘a) Will: b) Have: c) Should; d) Ought, ‘882. 1 don't know wiiy they are late. They. anissed the bus. '4) may have; b) must have; c} shoutd have; d) will have; 883. You _forgotten your glasses again! a) won't have; b) can't have: ¢) needn’t have; d) might not have. 884, They.........feceived our letter yet if they haven't answered. ’a) might not have; b) should not have; ¢) could not have, <) would not have, 885. Had the driver not been attentive we. ,...... Jost our lives '2) will have: b) could have; ¢) ought to have; d) had; 1886, My bicycle has disappeared, someone .........-..stolen it ’2) should have; b) would have: c} must have; d) can have: 887. | said things about him 1 ....... '4) can't have: b) wouldn't have: c) shouldn't have; d) mustn't have 888, The scene ...... well have been described as a happy one. 1a) should; b) might; c) must; d) would; 889. [..........blind if I did not see what she was like. '2) could have been; b) should have been: c) must have been: ) will have been, ss L 890. | wonder what that meant, ‘) may; b) could haye; c) should have; d) would; 891. He. «done it all by himself, somebody helped him. '2) must have; b) would have: c) shouldn't have; d) couldn't have 892. | was just ctossing the street when Who............appear around the comer but a policeman, gn 2) could have; b) would; ¢) would have: d) must: 1893. Critics say that no writer........-writen it better. 2) could have; b) would; c) must have: d) need have; 894, You .. bought bread. there’s stilt plenty left; “a coulde’t have: b) needn't have, c) might not haved) ought not have 895. We ....night a fire. it was a nice. warm evening. "a) needn't have; b) couldn’t: €) didn't need to: d) ought not to, © §96, You ....-....watned him about the iey road. ‘ung, ® Should; b) should have; c) would haves d) cought tos, 39 Liorneds don + foMona Atkive, Anamaria Micu Limba englezi ~ 1600 de teste gril -- We... to warn him about the icy road, he already knew. shouldn’t have; b) couldn't have; c) didn’t have; d) might have If they hadn’t been warned about the icy road had an accident, have; b) will have; c) must have; d) can’t have; bought anew evening dress, the old one is still fashionable, 916. What they .......is punishing for their deeds. 2) have; b) need; ¢) must; d) should; 917. The child never .......a8k for toys when his father was around, a) had; b) must; c) dared; d)can; 918. They hhim to cross in front of the cars. 2) will; b) dared; c) would; d) needed; 899. You. a) should have; b) needn't have; c) might have; d) couldn't have; 919, How........you look me in the eye? 900. if we hadn't had a flat tre we.........been home by 8. a) must; b) need; c) dare; d)may; a) might have; b) must have; ¢) need have; d) will have; 920, Accidents....,..happen whether we are careful or not. 901.1 ;coepted the job, but I don’t like the boss. I; 2) would have; b) must have; ¢) can't have; d) will have; 902. We are sorry you didn’t ask, we..........helped you, a) can’t have; b) must have; ¢) could have; d) were able to; 7903.1 ......denowp it was you who kept phoning me all night! ; b) could; c)-would; d) might; 922. Give me the keys so that I .........leave at once, a) will{8) might; c) could; d) shall; a) might have;(b) should have; c) would have; d) could have; 923. He liftéd the little gir! on his shoulders so that she ....see better. 904. He is the kind of person who do something like that. a) can; b) could; c) will; d) must; a) must; b) should; c)-would; d) shall; 924, We didn’t make any noise for fear somebody..........hear us. 905, Try as] couldn't lift the case. @ should; b) would; c) may; d) can; a) cans(Q) might; c) will; d) shall; 925. The thieves .......~.have taken everything for all we cared. - 6, This .......be your sister. a) might; b) could c) wil; d) must; 8) can: will; c) should; d) has to; £ 907. All chib members .......tegister at entrance, 2 jou. 4) The Passive Voice a) will; b) shall; ¢) must; d) would; 926. She by dogs. 908. He.......be clever but this doesn't mean he can do anything, a) frightens; b) has frightened; c) is frightened; d) will frighten; a) may; b) can; c) must; d) should; 927. Englist -by everybody here. ay they are quite right. a) would; b) will; c) should; d) would; $910. The doctor.......possibly leave the wounded lying on the pavernent. 2) wouldn't; b) mustn’t; c) needn't; d) couldn’t: . ‘better hurry up if they want to catch the tain. b) would; ¢) had; d) need; hack bethin.: ‘ 912. Candidate: answer all questions. Beit a) are to; b) ought; ¢) need; d) have; 913. Our team..........win after training so hard for months. a) shall; b) should; c) need; d) is to; 914, We asked them to lend us his car but he, a) won't; b) shouldn't; ¢) wouldn't; d) can’t; a) is speaking; b) is spoken; c) has spoken; d) had spoken; 928. The house .. so we have to stay with some friends. a) is painted; b) was painted; c) has painted; d) is being painted; 929. All the apples ... ‘by the children. ‘a) are eaten; b) were eaten; c) have been eaten; d) are eating; 930. We tried to open the door but it a) was locked; b) has been locked; c) is locked; d) locked; 931, This sonata ... .by Mozart. _£--@ has been composed; b) was being composed: OQ vas . Zcomposed; d) will be composed; olnox: he ta recent years. % 932. The whole town. : Hoa a) was rebuilt; b) will rebuild; c) is being rebuilt,@ has been rebuilt 915, He ..a8 much food as he can eat. {1it,l933. Many people were watching while the film .....:.... a) will; b) bas to; c) needs; d) might; *"a) was being shot; b) was shooting; c) has been shor, d) had been shot 60 Gy7935. They said that the thief... 1 Mona Arbire, Anamaria Micu 934. You !........t0 arrive by Friday. 1a) have expected; b) will be expected: ¢) were expected; d) would be expected: -.-by the neighbours. 2) had been seen; b} has been scen; c) was seen: d) will be see 936. If you say such things you .. ’a) were laughed at; b) will be laughed at; c) will be laughed; d) will faugh; 937. We have to make sure that the forms ... a) will be filled; ) were filled out; c) are fill 4) have been filled out, 938. He _-hy a famous doctor yesterday. 2) was operate b) has ben operated on; was operated on; d) operated 939. | promise you that the matter....... 2a) is looked into; b) has looked into; c) will be looked: 4d) will be looked into: ‘940. Mary. her twin by everybody. a) is taken by; b) is taken for; c) will take for; d) was taken; 941. The man. .-.. a falling brick. a) has been hit by; b) have been hit with; ¢) is being bit, with; «d) was being hit by: 942. The man .. ....-a brick by his attacker last weel ‘a) has been hit by; b) was hit by; c) was hit with; d) was hitting with 943. After his rude behaviour he the door. a) has shown, b) was shown, c) ‘been shown; d) had shown; 944, The little boy... .a big ball by his grandparents. 1a) has been given; b) has given; c) was being given; d) is giving; 945, Women. the right to vote in some countries. 4) deny, b) are denied; c) are being denied; d) are denying; 946, The prisoner. . snl stand up. 2) ordered: b) has ordered; c) was ordered; d) was ordering: 947, We all .-.--- Some questions at the inter next week, a) are being asked; b) will be asked; c) have been asked: d) be asking 948. Success... a) must work; b) has to work for, c) must be worked for; d) has to be worked for, 949. This vase .. again. ‘a) cannot repair; b) cannot be repaired; c).cariot be repaired; d) can't repair; correctly. e : {Limba englezs — 1600 de teste grita 7 a) Were you been tolu: d) Did you told: 951. You will have. ..! again, 1) to examine; b) to have been examined; c) examined; 4d) to be examined 982.1 am surprised to hear that you ...... 1) are dismissed; 6) were dismissed; ¢) have been dismissed; 4) are being dismissed; 953, Nothing. intil he came. a} will be done; b) has been done; c) has done; d) had been done; 954,101 swhat to do, none of this would have happened. 1) were told: b) had been told; c) told; d) was told; 955. Old people ‘@) should be taken care of; b) should take care of; +) should care of, d) should care for: 986, The game continued while the injured player a) was carried off, b) was being carried off, ¢) was being cared of; d) was carrying off: 1957. The dog narrowly escaped. the truth finally? ) Were you told; ¢) Have you been told: the field. 958. His late grandfather a) is thought to be; b) is thinking is thought to have been; d) thought to be: 959. The police believe the crime -by a profess 4) has committed; b) to be committed; c) te comeni 4) to have been committed; 960. The escaped prisoner .. ina South American country. ~ a) is thinking to live; b) is thought to be living; ) has thought to live: d) has been lived: 961, When [ was travelling on that bus I. 7 a)picked my pockets; b) had my pockets picked; ©) got my pockets picked: d) have got my pockets picked: 962. The way the money was spent .. yet. Ta) had not accounted for, b) had not been accounted for; ©) has not been accounted for: d) was not accounted for; 963.1 such a wonderful present! 4) never was sent; b) was never sent; c) am never sent; ) have never been sent; 1 killer. oMona Arhire, Anamaria Mic Limba englezi ~ 1600 de teste gril oi, They hadn't let ws know that they... ative in hous {Own ’) will arrive; b) arrived; &) arrive; 6) would arrive: 981. The little town was much more picturesque than 96d. Ls anywhere so far. «cas neve set bj have never been sent: e) never sent) never sel 965. She for a scholarship this year. = “a) has considered; b) was considered, ¢) has been considered: 2) think; b) had thought; c) have thought ) thoughts 4) is being considered: 82. He spoke English much better than | at present. 966. sore severely by his father, he ran away from home, 2) did; b) was speaking; ¢) do; d) am speaking; 42) Being punished; b) Having been punished c) Te be punished: 1983. This tragic incident reminded him that all people .......mortal. 4) To punish; 4) are; b) were; ¢) will be; 4) have been; sthe largest planet. _ 984. 1 was taught at school that Jupiter 967. I'm sorry but there is nothing. . e i to do: b) doings doner d * 32) was; b) i €) used to be; d) will be 4) to do: b) doing; c) to be done: d) been done 6 Oi man oho 968. | have a vague memory of with a heavy object. 3 being it 'b) be hit; ¢) hitting; 4) being hitting: a) is; b) be; c) were; d) should help 969. Never before _ 80 much love! - + a) the little girl showed; b) was the little girl shown: a) can; b) coul ¢) are able ‘6 were able Hs such, w °) had shown the Fittle air hhad the little girl been shown; oer di an that? et be J so much 0. That read! 3 a 3 thao junk ew a just has been: b) has just to be; ¢) is just been; d) is just 1 bes 988, He insisted that we had his consent to do what We hoo ine ee 971. All top models......+---00+ well, we all want) shold wan ar . 2 ar photographed: 'b) have photograph; ¢) been photographed; ) many) on ae be;d) ean BS: a anew 990, Your brother drove much better atthe age of 10 than you ever- woe yur new neighbour. .in the sun. : ied: I: 2) would; b) will; €) mays d) cans ce mete wgioremes oh at ag Oh hi yb) i ing: a) has yeen playing; b) played; ¢) was pl sying; d) is playing, 'a) has melted: b) is melted; c) has been melting; ‘d) melted; eis mora he rine * y. a cas bec aie + ert) woul be had been; bas been: ike that is a very sad thing. 993. We were not at home when the postman be gen) Foran) Bn OAS a as ‘nse a friend ©) The Sequence of Tenses and Indirect Speech 1. The Sequence of Tenses 976, | saw he. speak to me. "2) wants; b) is wanting; c) wanted; d) will want: O77, They didn’t understand why WE «0.0.08 them ed. '2) was; b) i ¢) had been; d) will bes 995. George discovered to his horror that he ’) had eaten; b) ate; c) has eaten: d) is eatings 2. Indirect Statements a) are smiling; ) sinifeds c) smile; d) were smiling, i 978. 1 knew you |. me soon. 996. He said he happy to see me. a) would visit; i visit; c) visit; d) visited; a) is, b) was; i 979, She wondered what her favourite blue dress. 997. hs nappened, b) happens: c) had happened: €) wilt happen: we 6Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 998. The teacher explained that they .. -highes mathematics. a) were learning; b) was learning; c) re leaming; d) have been learning (} 999, My friend wrote to me that she ‘a party the following week. '2) will give; b) is giving; c) was giving 4) gives, , 1000. My brother told me that he .......-. the phone. 2) would answer; b) will answer; ¢) answers; d) answered; 1001. They assured we........~the latest news, ') have heard; b) had heard; ¢) heard; d) would hear; 1002. He denied that he. ssuch a statement. a) had ever made; b) d) can ever make; 1003, It was announced that the plane . a) will be; b) is; c) can be; d) was; 1008. He says that he ... delayed by a traffic jam. a) has been; ) bad been; c) was being; d) was been; 1008, They reminded us that there. ‘meeting that night. a) is; b) will be; c) would be; d) has beens; 1006. The boys admitted that they ... ‘a) had been playing; b) have been playing; ¢) will be plays 4d) have played; 1007. Mary repeated'that she a) has heard; b) was hearing; 1008, Father telephoned us that he... ‘a) has been waiting; b) would be waiting; ¢) will be wait 4) is waiting: 1009, The witness stated that he ... and had seen nothing. 4) was sleeping; b) would be sleeping; c) had been sleeping: dd) has been sleeping; 1010. He insisted that he. there before, ‘a) has never been; b) never was; ¢) has been; d) bad never been; 1011. They said they were sorry they ..........the day before. '8) came; b) didn’t come; c) hadn't come; d) wouldn't come; 1012. The dentist said 1 0 back there later. 1) can; b) have to; ¢) had; d) had to; 1013. They congratulated us and said they .........we were so good, '2) don’t know; b) hadn’t known; c) doesn't know; d) know; 1014. | told them I actually ......--.c00k. a) can; b) may; c) am able to; d) could; a! through the journey 66 71022, The detective asked what 1 Limba englezi — 1600 de teste gil 4015. The students were told that courses .......the following week. 4) started; b) start; c) will start; d) were starting; 3, Indirect Questions 1016.‘1 asked him what he.. a) is; b) was; ¢) will be d) 1017, They wanted to know if Mary... a) was going; b) is going; ¢) will be going; d) goes; 4018, She was curious to know how long I 1) knew; b) have known; c) had been knowing; d) had known, 1019. | wondered whether he r only pretending to, 4) is sleeping; b) was sleeping; c) will be sleeping; d) slept; 1020, The old man inquired where the railway station.. a) is; b) has been; c) can be; d) was; 1021. They wanted to know where the jewels . 2) have been; b) had been; ¢) are; d) will be; at nine the night before. a) was doing; b) have done; c) had been doing; d) am doing; 1023. | was trying to find out what those word: 2) mean; b) are meaning; c) were meaning; d) meant; 1024, ‘The girl asked the boy if he. there long. a) is standing; b) has been standing; c) had been standing; d) stood 1028. She demanded to know why everybody.......lavghing at her. a) was; b) is; c) has been; d) are; 1026. He asked me politely how old 1 . a) am; b) was; ¢) will be; d) would be; 1027. Her mother was curious to know how she 1) has done; b) did; c) had done; d) does; 1028. | wonder if you. -by plane, a) have ever travelled; b) had ever travelled; ¢) never travelled; 4) didn’t travel; ry boyfriend. hidden. 1029. They asked the tourist how long he. to stay in the country. a) is going; b) goes; c) went; d) was goin 1030. The little girl wanted to Know if T........her to my party a) will invite; b) invite; c) would invit 1031. The phone was ringing and he wondered whether he answer it. a) would; b) should; ¢) may; d) must; 67Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 1032. He asked me if | to go for a walk with bim. 2) will like; b) like; €) was likings 4) would tit 1033. His friend asked him what he be were in bis place. {) should do; b) would do; ¢) wil do; d) can dos 1034. We were wondering who the stranger .. a) might be; b) may be; c) can be; d) must be 1035. Go and ask what bis name is and. where he. 4 Indirect Orders and Requests F086. They ._...---ane politely to show them the way. ordered; b) demanded; c) asked d) questioned 1037, His mother told him to go to bed and called. a) didn’t get ups b) not to get up; ) shoulda’ get uPs 4) got up; 1038. Children are taught uunti) spoken to. 1) to speak; b) spoke; ¢) speaking; d) not to speak 1039, She “ne not to go 100 close to the dog. 1a) said; b) ordered; c) warned; d) threatened: sill he was 1040. He .. to marry him. ‘ay; demanded, b) begged c) told; d) warned; 1041. They advised us ‘ll the rain stopped. 1) waiting; b) waited; ¢) 1042. He told his wife to hurry up if she - .to go out. '2) wants; b) wanted; c) to want; d) didn’t wants 4043. They “the candidates not to try to cheat, a) asked; b) begged; ¢) warmed: d) ordered: to take their seats. tae commended; 8) demanded se fo do unto others as we would. have others do unto us. 2) asks; b) orders; c) tells; d) teaches: 1047. 1 told the driver........a8 fast as he could, 12); dive; b) drove; c) driving; 4) to drives ; 1048, 1 can hear grandmother ime to be a good girl 2) saying; b) telling; c) shouting; d) crying: 68 Limba englezk ~ 1600 de teste gril 1049. When his son was going awny the father.. spend all his money on food and drink 2) asked; b) invited; ©) advised; d) suggested; 1050, The man. beat up: ‘who'came near him. 2) said; b) told; ) threatened; d) warmed; him not to 5. Mixed Types ; TOSK. He said he was writing some letters and asked ia) what is the date b) what date was it; c) what the date was: <) what the date is; 102. She asked what the time was because her watch .. a) has stopped; b) had stopped; c) stopped; d) stops; 1083, He remarked that it was cold anid asked ') the window was open; b) is the window open: ©) was the window open; d) has it opened; 1054. The teacher said that it was a most interesting book and ‘wanted to know i : : ') [have read it; b) have I read it; c) had I read it, 4d) Thad read it; “1055. The traveller asked.......2nd stid he wanted to get there before dark. a) how far is it to London; b) how far was ito London; ‘¢) how far it was to London; d) how far London ) 1056. He invited me to see his garden and said chat se a) it was pleasant there; b) it has been pleasant there; ©) it will be pleasant there; d) itis pleasant there; 41057, The old lady said she had just made a cup of ea and asked me. "a if T want a cup; b) if | would like a cup; c) it will like a cup; 4) if Tiked a cup; 1058, He told me he. else he could read. ‘) has read; b) reads; c) was reading; d) had read; 4088, The man informed me that he was an English stent and lasked Me ..-seeee 4) if | can speak English; b) can you speak English; ‘if | could speak English; d) could I speak English; 1060. The guide announced ‘and wanted to see if ‘everybody was present. ‘2) itis time fo go; b) that itis time to go; 6) that it was time to go; d) is it time to gos _ the book and asked if Thad anything, oo‘Mona Athire, Anamaria Micu 1061. He inquired . _.and the nurse answered affirmatively. 4a) ifit is the dentist's; b) whether that was the dentist’s;c) is this the dentist's; d) whether this is the dentist's; 11062. The children were very hungry and asked their mother... 'a) what she will give them to eat; b) what she gives them to cat ‘¢) what she would give them to eat; d) what did she give them to eat 1063. He asked... the window and said it was hot in there. ') if he may open; b) if be might open; c) if he will open; ) may I open; 1064. My father noticed that the clock had stopped and wanted to know if... ') we have forgotten to wind it up; b) have we forgotten to wind it up; 6) we had forgotten to wind it up; d) we forgot to wind it up; 1068, He looked around and exclaimed .. ’} that itis a beautiful garden; b) what a beautiful garden it is; that it was a beautiful garden; d) what a beautiful garden it was 1066. After they had announced the disappearance of the papers Ted admitted that he.......-. '2) would have taken them by mistake; b) will take them by mistake; ‘might have taken them by mistake; d) could take them by mistake 1067. She shouted at me to look out because a Cat........« ') is coming; .b) came; ¢) comes; d) was coming; 1068, He told me he had no money but I know he. a) is lying; b) was lying; c) lied; d) had been lying; 1069, I just remember Tom was saying you.. ’2) will think; b) would be thinking; c) are thinking; d) thought; 1070, He greeted us and then asked a a) how are we; b) how were we; c) how we were; d) how are you 1071. The teacher told us that ‘Shakespeare wrote that all’ the world. ....-...8 Stage. 4) is; b) was; ¢) will be; d) has been; 1072. My mother was always saying that you... ') could take a horse to water but you can't make it drink; 'b) can take a horse to water but you couldn't make it drink; c) can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink; d} could take a horse to water but you couldn't make it drink; 1073. He confessed he loved me and wanted to know «. a) if ! will love him forever; b) will I fove him forever; ¢) would I love him forever, d) if | would love him forever; 70 Limba englez’ ~ 1600 de teste gril 1074, He apologized and asked if he. a) hurt; b) has hurt; ¢) hurts, d) had hurt; 1075, He whispered something about his boss and said that 1 seoseeee anybody. . a) had not to tell; b) must not tell; ¢) need not tell; ) should tell; 4) Non — finite Forms of the Verb: Infinitive, Partici 1076, .her voice was very exciting. ° tple Geran a) That I heard; b) To hear; c) Hearing; 1077. Do you understand what you have. a) to dos b) doing; c) dos 1078. 1 was too happy. 2) saying; b) say; ¢) to say; 10. tis col noe for the flowers.. a) freeze; b) to freeze; c) freezing; 1080. My desire was . him at once, a) to meet; b) meeting; c) me tosh, twas your wa a 8) leaving; b) to leave; 1082. I have to cook as well as 8) to look; b) look; c) looking; 1083. It’s easier to walk than. to him, I did everything vg) 2°22) lav ot eave, elt . He was . ‘the new mani i HORE He we ager, but he did not accept a) to be; b) being; ©) to have been; 1086, Why don’t you do something exciting like 4) to climb; b) climbing; c) climb; 1087. I'm glad. igh school. a) graduating; b) be graduated; c) to have graduated: 1088, Why. ‘a holiday now? ® ° a) don't take; tke; c) nat to take; 1089, She will be happy. you. a) helping; b) help; c) to 1090, My idea was for her.. a) help; b) to help; c) helping: swe that you, nMona Arhire, Anamosia Micu ‘1091. I’m anxious. .. the exams. a) my sister pass; b) for my sister passing; ¢) for my sister to pass 1092, It’s impossibl finished in time. 4) for the job be; b) the job being; c) for the job to be; 1093, T thought it amusing such jokes. ) she telling; b) her to. her to be telling; 1094. Would it be difficult. .. me tomorrow? 4) for you to telephone; b) your telephoning; c) you telephone; 1095, There is nothing a) we eat; b) for we to eal; c) for us to eat; 1096, It’s time..., to bed. a) everybody goes; b) for everybody to go; ¢) for everybody went 1097. It was a big mistake. the same car. 4) for us not travel; b) for us not to travel; c) us not travelling; 1098. The boss asked | zady by the end of the week. a) the designs being; b) for the designs to have been; c) for the designs to be; 1099. ..n6w would be awful. a) Us fail; b) For us to fail; 6) We to fail, 1100. press this button. a) Switch on; b) Switching on; ¢) To switch on; 1101. I closed the door so as ..-all alone. 4) being: b) to be: ¢) bes 1102. We are leaving now, so as .. a) not to be; b) not being; c) don’t 1103. They arrived home. that the house had been burgled. a) finding; b) to find; ¢) to be found; 1104. He went to several agencies, only were fully booked. a) to learn, b) to have leamt; c) learning; 1105. . you'd think he is the owner. a) To hear him to speak; b) To hear him speak; c) Hearing him speak; 1106. 1 advised. early, a) leave, b) him leave; c) him to leave; 1107. She didn’t want a) that we part; b) We to part; c) us to part; 1108. They .. brother and sister. 3) are happened to be; b) happen to be; ¢)-happen be; late. .-that all the hotels n Limba engleza ~ 1600 de teste grils, 1109. We were expected... {t noon. a) to be arrived; b) being arri 1110, You wer agit. ae gg have arived: a) choosing; b) to choose: ¢ ) ch MIL She is the youngest wranaet ever. mi 9) lk: 8) aking ad 1113. This is a good book. #8) 0 be reading: b) to read: reading; 1114, Whats mien” ? . 2) to have; b) having; ¢) Shave THIS a. a b)to ad sai i rei 1) to breatie tobe 1117. The a) to. m2! eames Sica having encouraged; 4) invite; b) invites; c) to invite; 1126, She seems. 2 10 er5 b) crying: tobe exyings 1121. It made uncomfortable. 3) feel, b) to feck, ) fe ing; 1122, Te car likey stolen, ¢) to have been; -any bills prompt a) to pay; » being paid; ¢) have ai " 1124, No one likes. . bills. 1 ue ree Dayne Raving pi nah pai cr e ee 2, Tam afraid of. ma foramen 8) making; b) make; c) have made; BMona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 1128. | am afraid ..... a) making; b} to make; c) make; 4129. { shall never forg i 2) taking; b) to take; ¢) 1430. Your name is not on the list, did you forget. 1a) applying; b) to apply; ©) to be applied; 1131. The teacher does not allow 1a) we talk; b) us t0 talk; ©) us talking; 1132, Teachers do not allow... during tests. 2) talking; b) talk; ¢) to talk; 1133, 1 meant. xyou, but I forgot. a) telling: b) to tell; ¢) tell; 1134. Having a steady gitl-friend mean: sooner of later. 4) getting married; b) to get married; ¢) be married; 1135. Although the crowd was milling about he tried.... a) reaching; b) to reach; e) reach; 1136, Although the soil was meagre, he tried... for some years. a) growing; b) to grow; ¢) Brews shat during this test. wheat there 1137, [regret he was a liar. ‘a) to say;'b) said c) saying; 1138, [ regret. that you are lying. a) to say, b) said; ¢) sayings 1139, Last year I had the opportunity of 4) go; b) going; ¢) t0 go: 1140. T had the occasion. a) go: b) going; c) to go; 4141, Let's hope there'll be an opportunity......10 London one day. ‘a) you to go; b) your going, ¢) for you t0 go; 1142. { need (0 you right now! a) talking, b) to talk; ¢) talk 1143. The flowers badly need. : 2) to water; b) be watered; ¢) watering; 1144. I'd love. __.you acting in that play. ‘) seeing; b) to see; c) sees 1148, Can you manage. packing by eight o'clock? 2) to finish; b) finishing; c) finish; 1146. | didn’t think they would succeed 4) to finish; b) ini finishing; ¢) finis to London. to London last year. 74 Limba englezA — 1600 de teste grila 1147, t hate. catly. a) to get up; b) get up; c) getting up; 1148. Thate.,............ this early, but we have to be there at 7. a) to wake you up; b) waking you up; c) wake you up; .. 80 We decided it was not the right a) to rain; b) raining; c) rain; 1180, It's starting, ut a) to rain; b) raining: c) aie up your umbrella 1151. They stopper in the middle of the street 4) greeting; b) greet, c) to greet; . 1152, They stopped... us after that party. a) greeting; b) greet; c) to greet; 1153, Tike cup of coffee first thing in the moming. a) having; b) to have; c) have; us4, I'd like.. a cup of coffee first. ‘a} having; b) to have; c) have; 1155, My. mother prefers. a) working; b) to work; ¢) w 1156. I’m sorry, | prefer. a) staying in; b) stay in; c) t 1187, She prefers ‘dancing io te sy ‘a) singing; b) sing; c) have sung; 1158, He hates answering the phone and often fets it. sg) ei ring tong -_ us ‘faster we managed to reach the top before a) To climb; >) Climbing; ¢) limbing; 1160. I'm not vsed to. teal a) drive; b) driving; ) driven; arly in the morning this evening. 1161, He used to... but after his accident he gave it 2) racing; b) races; 6) rae; seven 1162. 1's not much use car if you don’t drive. 4) having; b) to have; €) have, 1163, There's no poit interested. a) to explain; b) explaining; c) in explaining; 1164, It's no good. to Him: he can’t read. ‘a) to write; b) writing; c) in writing; the details if they are not caMona Arhire, Anamaria Mic 1168, This film is worth. a) seeing; b) to see; 1166. We couldn’t help... a) to laugh; b) to be 1167, { object ie 2) question; b) being questioned; ¢) be 1168, The hijackers threatened. ‘a) shooting; b) shoot; ¢) to shoot; 1169. am not so kee fashions. 2) to follow; b) on following; ¢) with followings 1170. Why didn’t you tell the truth instead . ‘a) to lie; b) to lying; c) of lying; 4171. 1 saw that they were all dead se a) to my going; b) against my gol 1172, We all knew that we were entitled ‘the hostages. receive; b) to receive; ©) to rosie 1173. They have taken great pride. 2) to award; b) in being awarded ©) to be a 1974, The youngsters resented. 2) against to tell; b) to be 1175. At first I enjoyed. -- LO en ) lying around; b)o lie around c) lie around 11%. .. the room | noticed he pining wes missing. Entering; b) On entering; €) To enters : a1 ean bear the bell. ‘but nobody is coming to answer the door. . ‘to ring; b) to be ringing; ¢) ringing; 11 Te chen heard im,.....at his brother although. he denied it. 12) shouting; b) to shout; c) shout 1179, He was beard. at his brother although he denied it ting; 5 €) shout, . 1 eee from you for such a Jong time. ‘) at nut hearings b) ing heard; ) not to have hears 1181. How about.. ‘out for a drink tonight? ‘a) to go; b) we ge; c) goings te 1182, He is go0d .-....--------t0 people. '2) to talk; 6) at talking; c) in talking; 16 Limba englezé ~ 1600 de teste gril 1183. He went on. as if nothing had happened. a) talking; b) to talk; c) with talking; 1184, He went on .... ‘about the new budget next. a) talking; b) to talk; c) with talking; 1185. He admitted to. amember of a geng. a) be; b) being; c) have been; 1186. I hoped, .to be admitted. 2) to arrange; b) arranging; c) arrange; 1187, .so rudely you risk losing all your friends. a) behaving; b) By behaving; c) To behave; 1188. She claimed ... to foretell the future, 2) to be able; b) being able; 1189, He took to... early to run the 10 miles. 4) get up; b) getting up; c) be getting up; 1199, Ther: is no.. ‘what will happen next, 2) knowing; b) being known; c} to know. 1191. I don’t mind the students ..... apologize. 4) fo come; b) come; ¢) coming; 1192, don't kee a) waiting; b) me we 1193. I won’t have them. a) answer; b) to answer; c) answering: 1194. the book, I can recommend it to you . a) To have read; b) Reading; ¢) Having read; 1195. The people.. gave different answers. 4) questioned; b) questioning; c) to question; 1196, You can have a job. windows, a) to clean; b) cleaning: 1197, Here's Tom, .as usual. a) being run; b) run; ¢) running; 1198. ‘Nobody. any Mote to add, the meeting was closed. a) to have; b) having; ¢) had; 1199. Once. f oxygen, the brain dies. a) depriving: b) to ive; c) deprived; 1200. With my son. . in Holland we are quite alone. a) working; b) worked; c) having worked; n‘Mona Arhire, Anamaria Mic U1, SYNTAX The Subjunctive a) Uses of the synthetic and the analytic subjunctive 1201. It is essential that he before noon. 4) will arrive; b) arrives; ©) arrive; d) would arrive 1202, ‘The doctor insisted that she to hospital at once. a) went; b) goes; c) would go; d) go; 1203. It was vital that everybody. disease. a) is; b) would be; ¢) be; d) are; 1204. Far. it from me to criticise you. a) be; b) is; c) was; d) were; 1205, We can’t disclose their names! Heaven 1) forbids; b) forbid; ¢) will forbid; d) fe 1206. it to say that she refuses any help. 1) Suifice; b) Sufficient; c) Suffices; d) Sufficed; 1207. Somebody.. ‘a window, there is no air in here. 1a) opens; b) open; ¢) opened; d) will open; 1208. .. ‘what may, { am not going to do it, ‘2) To come; b) coming; ¢) Come; d) comes; 1209. It’s time'they up their minds! ‘a) make; b) made; ©) will make; d) have made; 1210, ['d rather you mention it to my parents. a) don’t; b) will not; c) didn’t: d) hadn't; 1211. 1 wish the committee ‘on the agenda instead of inoculated against the putting it off. 2) agreed: b) agree; c) agrees; d) will agree: 1212. If only you. ‘me earlier! '8) have toid;’b) told; c) had told; d) would tell; 1213. Even if they ready, nothing would have changed. 1a) were; b) was; c) be; 4) had been; 1214, L wish you .. _ leaving! a) aren't; b) weren't; ¢) wasn’ $215. He was acting as if he. 2) owned; b) was owning: c) owns; d) own 1216. I'd rather they. nut of it. | a) were keeping; :) keep; d) are keeping; “1217. Here’s my phone number in case something ‘a) goes; b) go; c) would go; d) went; 8 Limba englezt - 1600 de teste gril 1238, She always spoke about those places as if she a) saws b) had seen; c) would see; d) sees; 1219, Even if the work swice as difficult, I would do it, 4) had been; b) is; c) were; d) would be; them all 1220, Suppose you ‘a scholarship, would you accept it? a) won; b) win; ¢) would win; d) will wins 1221, IwishT. Detter for the exams! * ) prepare; b) had prepared; c) would prepare; d) have prepared; un. ¢ to agree to our proposal, we could proceed with plan. a) Is; b) Would; ¢) Were; d) Was; 1223. Do you mean you'd sooner 1 a) weren’t; b) wasn't; ¢) wouldn’ 1224. If she .. viay tennis more often, she mi better, a) bas; b) were! c) is; d) would be; ay 1225. Imagine we. ....all those years ago! 1) didn’t meet; b) haven’t met; c) met; d) hadn’t met; ‘ 1226. Isn't it odd that she. ention it now? 4) could; b) would; c) should; d) might; 1227. It is only fair that you. the truth. a) knew; b) may know; know; d) should know; 1228 My ideais that you ....,.....everything as itis and go on a holiday. 2) should leave; b) would leave; ¢) left; d) leave; 1229. It was absurd that they such a thing! a) suggest; b) should suggest; c) should have suggested; 4) suggested; 1230, He is anxious that everyone. competition. a) would; b) could; c) should; d) might; 1231. if Jate, don’t wait for me, a) should be; b) will be; c) would be; d) could be; 1232, They expressed a desire that the participants. a) reconvene; b) should reconvene; c) reconvened; &) would reconvene; 1233. The suggestion is that we. raising money. a) tried; b) try; c) would try; d) should you need any help don’t hesi ) Do; ¢) Will; d) Should; ...take part in the an hour. + Some other means of 9‘Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 1235, My parents never allowed me near a precipice lest L is dn. ') could fall; b) should fall; c) would fall; d) fell: 1236. The note says that nobody cempted from paying the fee. a) will be; b) would be; c) shall be; d) be; 1237, He is a eriminal,-whoever he. 1) can be; b) shall be; c) should be; d) may be; 1238. -ou be happy with your new husband! 2) Can; b) May; c) Should; d) Might; 1239. 1 was afraid the results ... a) can; b) may; c) might; d) wil 1240. However hard J .. 1a) may try; b) shall try; ¢) will try; d) might try; jiscourage them. ;'PUj never win the competition. b) Request Clauses 1241, It was requested that anyone leaving last... 4) turn; b) would turn; c) should tum; d) tumed; 1242, | agree that itis essential that you. fully acquainted with the facts. 2) are; b) will be; c) be; d) should be; 1243. Our suggestion was for them. stopped. ren ) to wait; c) should wait; d) waited; 1244. It is only proper that a young woman...... a career of her own. a) to want; b) should want; ¢) want; d) wants; 1245. May I suggest that you ... in touch with the authorities? a) get; b) would get; c) got; d) shall get; 1246. My ‘only wish was that my children. Christmas. a) would be;'b) could be; ¢) be; d) should be; 1247. The publisher’s requirement was that the novel off the light. until the rain home for . ready by the end of the year. ‘a) be; 6) was; c) might be; d) should be; . 1248. The travel agency proposed .... she trip. ‘a) we should postpone; b) us to postpone; ) our postponing; d) being postponed, 1249. He was apprehensive that 1 2) be; b) should be; ¢) would be; d) mi 80 Limba englesi — 1600 de teste grits 1250. They particularly requested that the children’s bedtime. fater than 8, a) may uot be; b) would not be; ¢) could not be; d) not be: ©) Purpose Clauses 1251. They stopped. .1..gomebody the way to the hotel. a) to ask; b) asking; c) should ask; d) ask; 1282. She learned howto sign in order to be able......with the deaf. a) communicate; b) communicating: c) should communicate; d) to communicate; 1253. He is studying mathematics so as ... a) to qualify; b) qualifying; c) should qualify; d) might qualify; 1254, She sent her daughter to a boarding school ...........-hoW to cope on her own. a) to learn; b) should Jearn; ¢) learned; d) would learn; 1258. In order how smart he was, the kid recited long poems by heart. a) to demonstrate; b) demonstrating; c) demonstrate; 44) should demonstrate; 1256. Ships carry lifeboats so thatthe passengers ......ifthe ship sinks. a) escape; b) to escape; ¢) can escape; d) would escape; 1257. 1 was dictating slowly so that the students.. put down every word. a) could; b) can; ¢) might; d) wi; 1258. She is’ cleaning the house so that the guests, everything shipshape. a) find; b) would find; c) may find; d) will find; 1259. The driver stopped at the crossing so that the pedestrians. safely. a) could cross; b) crossed; c) would cross; d) might cross; 1260. She always cooks on Saturdays so that the family. trips on Sundays. a) may go; b) might go; c) can go; d) would go; 1261. The postman didn’t dare to enter for fear that the dog, him, ‘a) might bite; b) would bite; c) should bite; d) bit; 1262. I put my wallet into my breast’ pocket so that a thief... it ‘) would not steal; b) din’ steal; c) shouldn't steal; d) might not steal giMona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 1263. He didn’t unlock the door lest some stranger... in. a) came; b) would come; ¢) could come; d) should come; 1264, 1 put down his address so as. a) should forget; b) not forget; ~_ d) should not forget; 1265. They wrote carefully so that there. ) could be; b) might be; e) be; d) should 1266, She feared lest she... deceived. 1a) would be; b) should be; 9) could bes. ) were; any dete 1267. Everything was organized so re. I a) was; b) would not be; ¢) couldn't be; d) shouldn't be; 1268. I'll make a cake in case someone. weekend, a) should drop; b) drops; c) will drop; d) dropped; 1269. He grew a bushy beard so that nobody... no mistakes. im. a) recognize; b) should recognize; ¢) would recognize; 4d) to recognize; ; 1270. He used a public phone for fear that the police......his calls. a) would trace; b) traced; c) might trace; d) should trace; 4) Conditional Clauses (If clauses) 1271. If the telephone ss 2) will ring; byrne: a é 1272, If | walk a long di a) feel; b) would feel; c) felt; d) should feel; 1273. They. know if anything new comes up. a) would let us; b) will let us; c) let us; d) could let; 1274. If 1 .the book, [ will lend it to. you. a) will find; b) would find; ¢) found; d) find; 1275, You'll have an accident ifyon wae speeding like that. a) ; b) keep; c) will keep; d) would keep; wie ie at Christmas, everybody was happy. a) snows; b) would snow; ¢) was snowing; d) snowed; 1277. If you. , let’s get down to business. a) come; b) will come; c) have come; d) came; 1278. If you the ear there, the police gave you a ticket. a) would park; 6) park; c) will park; d) parked; 1279. Ifit. to rain, we shail return. a) happened; b) will happen; c) happens; d) would happen; 2 Limba engleza — 1600 de teste gril 1280. If you immediately. a) got; b) get; c) will get; d) might get; 1281, . the police ask, tell them we have left early. 8) Will; b) Would; ¢) Could; d) Should; 1282, Ife .........the answer, he would tell you, 4) knows; b) will know; ¢) should know; d) knew; 1283. If | left my home, I think oe 8) feel; b) will feel; c) felt d) should feet; 1284, He might be able to help you if you. to him, a) tuned; b) would tum; ¢) Could tim; d) will tum; 1285. Unless you ......,.. .him, he will not help you. a) will ask; b) ask; ¢) asked; d) would ask; 1286. If they -the alarm clock, they wouldn't have missed the plane. 4) set; b) would set; c) had set; d) were set; 1287, -her if I had been there, a) i b) would see; c) could see; d) would have seen; 1288. If you. -.ne, T might have forgotten, 4); didn’t remind; b) hadn't reminded; c) wouldn't remi wouldn't have reminded; 1289. they not saved a large sum of. money, they Wouldn't have been able fo go on the trip. 8) Did; b) Would; c) Had; d) Could; 1290. If for the fog, the plane could have landed. weren’t; c) wouldn’t be; d) hadn't been; --. We wouldn't have found our way. 8) you to help; b) your help; c) you helped; d) you helped me; 1292. IF for my father, the family would be poor. 2) wouldn't be; b) isn’t; c) weren’t; d) had been; 1293, Supposing you.. a large sum of money, what would you do’ with it? a) win; b) have won; c) will win; d) won; 1294, If you. to me, you wouldn’t be in this situation now. a) listen; b) will listen; c) would listen; d) had listened: 1295, If he 40 ask you to marry him, what would you. ‘say? 4) is, b) was; c) were; d) had been; 1296. Ifyou............80 rudely, no wonder nobody likes you. 8) would speak; b) spoke; c) will speak; d) are speaking: --wet, you should change your clothes sd) 3.‘Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu 4297, [ shall lend you this book provided you... end of the week. 4) retumed; b) will return; ¢) have retumed d) returms 1298. If by any chance you . ._ her phone number, could you give it to me? '2) will find; b) found; ) should find; d) find: 1299. T wouldn’t accept the job even if it. 1a) is; b) has been; c) were; d) would be; 1300, ‘you to have taken the left tum, you would have got here earlier. a) Should; b) Would; c) Might; d) Were; The Relative Clause 1301. Have you seen the boy _-has recently joined our tearm? ‘a) which; b) what; ¢) who; d) whom 1302. Those ‘want to apply for the job should fill in the form. * ‘8 that; b) which; c) what; 4) whe 1303. I've seen a book in the library ... interested in. '2) whom; b) which; c) who; d) where 1304, She remembers the time she was happy. a) that; b) where; c) when; d) Whi 1305. Tell me the reason “you've been away for so long. ') for what; b) why; c) of why; d) what for 1306, This is the man ‘the lobby. i) whom | saw; b) who 1 saw him; ¢) Whom I saw him; d) who did I see 1307, Let’s go to a'film ib that we might Both enjoy Hy b) which it might enjoy us ©) which we might both enjoy; d) which might we both enjoy 1308, This is the child 1) [ve been looking afer; b) that I've been looking after is) who t've been looking after it; €) which after I’ve been looking 1309, Can you sce the lady like my friend? 1) who she looks; b) that does took; e) which leaks; d) who /ooks 41310. She denied having broken the bad news, «everybody ‘knew she did. ‘2) what; b) that; ¢) which; d) who you would be cn Limba engleza~ 1600 de teste grid 1311, My fither rang . Who was judging our cause. 8) up the judge; b) the judge up; c) up him; d) him up dinner. 1312, This is Martha, prepares a) that; b) what; c) which; d) who . 1313. The letter from you, ‘was very funy, was a pleasure toread. 2) which; b) who; c) that; d) what 1314. We don’t have enough coffee for everybody. This is all is left. ') which; b) who; ¢) that; d) what 1315, He is the strongest man .. 2) who; b) that; c) what; d) which 1316. All... she does is perfect. a) what; b) which; c) whom; d) that 1317. These are the children with '2) who; b) that; c) whom; d) which 1318, Here are the things about .. a) which; b) that; ¢) whom; d) what 1349. This isthe girl . ') who of I am fond; 6) of that 1 am fond; c) I am fond of; &) that of Lam fond. 1320, I read a book subject fascinated me. ‘) who's; 6) that the; c) whose; d) which its 1321. She bought three books, were in Japanese. ') out of which two; b) two of which; c) two out of which; dof whom 1322, We've met two important politicians, hanging on the wall. ’) of which their; b) of which both; c) both of whom; 4) both of whose 1323. You're the one . hard; you need those vitamins, not I. 2) that study; b) win study; c) that studies; d) which studies 1324. This is the boy who Mike said .. can guide us to the hidden fortune. a) that; b) who; c) which; d) — : 1325, We should buy a tape so that the kids should have stories to listen to. 3 b) that; ¢) whieh, €) whom [ve ever seen. he likes to play. .he cares most, pictures were a) 85Mona Arhire, Anamaria Micu The Adverbial Clauses of Time and Manner 1326. After the play , we'll see.our friends home. a) will be over; b) is over; c) was over; d) will have been over 1327, Fil call you as soor ready for the trip. a) than I am; b) as will be; c) as | am; d) as J will have been 1328, "Hl only be allowed to go out after y homework. a) have finished; b) will have finished; c) will finish; d) finished 1329, They told me they would visit us when they a) would arrive; b) will arrive; c) arrived; d) had arrived 1330. She told me she would let me know as soon as she the money: 48) has got; b) had got; c) would have got; d) will have got 1331. He didn’t want to give a definite answer until he father. 2) asked; b) would have asked; ¢) has asked; d) had asked 1332, They kept on asking me to phone them when you ) would arrive; b) arrived; c) have arrived; d) will arrive 1333. By the time they .. we'll have settled everything for them, a) will meet; b) are meeting; c) meet; d) met 1334, As he is so hard-working, be did the work just as you 4) have told him; b) would have told him; ) have been telling him; d) had told him 1335, He came home yesterday the same time a) as I did; b) as I; c) than I did; d) like me 1336, ‘you arrive, the more they'll appreciate you. a) The soonest; b) The sooner; ¢) Sooner as; d) As Soon as 1337, He proved to be more cultivated a) than we expected; b) than we would expect; c) than we had expected; d) as we had expected 1338. He looks as .. ‘the garden all day Jong. 1) he had been digging; b) if he had been dig ©) fhe had dug; d) though he dug 1339, There's nothing more to be done the papers. a) than sign; b) than signing: c) except signing; d) to sign 1340. The cook made such a good cake .......... before, a) than ever b) as he had never made c) as he didn’t 4} that be tad never made 86 imba engleza ~ 1600 de teste gril 1341, The machine is not itto be. 3) modern as I wanted: b) modem as | want; c) as modern than; d) so modem as [ wanted . 1342, You are talking as though you ..... everything about the matter, 8) know; b) were knowing; ¢) should know; d) knew 1343. She seems so attentive as if the concerto at the moment. 8) were being played: b) was being played; c) had been played; dis being played 1344, Teould figure out, he was trying to get at how suitable he would be for my position. a) So as; b) So that; c) As far as; d) As soon as 1345. She looks exactly . Thave always imagined. 4) so as; b) so that; ¢) like; d) as ‘The Adverbial Clause of Reason 1346. We are leaving school... we have finished the classes today. a) for;-b) since; c) because; d) as 1347, ‘we have decided to go to the countryside, we have been packing up all morning. 4) As; b) For; c) Because of; d) Recause 1348. She has to feed her children now, ........ she has nobody to look after them. @) because; b) for; c) as; d) since 1349. Ill have to borrow the novel... Thave to read it for the exam, 2) for; b) as; c) since; d) because 1350... it has been raining all day, we can’t play tennis. 8) For; b) Since; c) Because; d) Because of 1351. We couldn’t join you and it is not .. 2) as; b) for; c) because; d) since 1382, | wanted to talk to-him by all means, . speech very much. 4) for; b) because; c) since; d) as 1383, They must have left, - the lights are all off. a) because; b) since; c) if d) for 134, You didn’t tell me the whole wuth everything from Jane, a) because; b) for; e) as; d) since : BSS. «umm YOu refused to play, we couldn't play the game at al. 8) For; 6) Because; c) If d) AS liked his .. 1 found out 87Mona Arhire, Anamuria Micw ‘The Adverbial Clause of Concession 1356. _ he managed to do a great deal of his work, he hasn’t finished it yet. a) Even; b) For;-c) Though; 4d) For all . 1387. ..--sveee Whether you help me, ['il go for it any way. ‘a) Even if, b) No maiter; c) Although; d) Though 1358. 1 enjoyed going with you to the theatre . the play proper was boring. a) even if; b) in spite; ¢) no matter; d) for all 1359. that he seems so absent minded in class, he does very well in the test papers. . 2) Even though; b) Although; c) Despite; d) For all 1360. She loves him hhe doesn’t treat her very well. a) despite; b) even; ¢) although; d) with all 1361 ‘you won't catch up with them. | '2) Try as hard as you may; b) Even you try hard; c) Trying even ‘hard; d) In spite if you try hard | Bea the ugliest girl in the world, I still like ber. '2) Even she may be; b) Let her be; c) Though she maybe; 4) For all 1363. are welcome, oa iftney may be; 6) wh they may be; ¢) be they who mays “a they may be who 1364. Weak .. her to come. bp thot; c) yet; d) even if though; 6) that; ©) yet; d) e 3a ee ) Raa Fe aking, Teas’ spend ull my weekends away from home. 2) than; b) that; ¢) even if, 2) as he was, he stood for hours on end waiting for ‘The Negative Sentence (Negations) 1366, He solves problems without... a) no; b) some; ¢) any; d) a 1367. L can’t hel her funny hat. | ’2) not laughing; ) laughing; c) without laughing; d) any laughing 1368. He told her .. a) to not; b) don’t . difficulty. ‘open the window when it rains. ¢) to don’t; d) not to Limba englez’ — 1600 de teste grila hardly ever harmed anybody. 5; ¢) didn’t; d) wouldn't but his brother. a) It wasn't Mike that phoned; 6) Not Mike phoned; c) It was ‘Mike who phoned; d) Not Mike was that phoned 1371. He properly. 2) does never work b) never does work ©) never works; d) doesn’t never work 1372. I haven't seen ... around. a) anybody; b) somebody; c) nobody; d) everybody 1373, It’s essential panic. a) to not; b) not to; c) don’t; d) to don’t 1374, come-on time at least this time? a) Does hie can; b) Doesn't he be able; c) Can’t he to; d) Can’t he 1375. Which of the two cakes do you want to buy? 4) Neither one; b) None; ¢) Neither; d) Noone 1376. { can’t speak French. a) Neither I; b) Neither me; c) Neither 1 can; d) Neither can [ 1377. She agrees with 4) always, nobody; b) never, anybody; ¢) always, anybody; d) never, nobody 1378. How many of the poems are written by you? a) None; b) Neither; c) Not any; d) Noone 1379. She has finished ‘of the work she’s been asked to do. 1) no; b) neither; c) none; d) not any 1380. came in at my call, 2) Not anybody; b) Nobody; c) Not anyone ; d) Anyone 1381, my relatives knew about our plans. a) None of; b) None; ¢) Noone of; d) Any of 1382. She type. a) can not; b) don’t can; ¢) cannot; d) doesn’t can 1383. iece of wood would ever sink. Neither; ¢) Not; d) No suited her. * a) None dress; b) None of the dresses ¢) None dresses d) Not one of the dresses 1385, She refuses to talk to me UNL nner a) don’t apologize; b) won't apologize; c) not apologize; d) apologize 89